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Philr32

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Hey guys, is there a somewhat easy way to remove HICAS on an M35 or do I need to ditch the HICAS subframe and get a non-HICAS subframe. I went for a spirited drive and its RRREEAAALLLYYY annoying. I know on the older HICAS cars you just buy the lock bar and swap around but the M35 HICAS is quite different.

Any help or tips is appreciate cheers.

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Just unplug it and leave the light on?

I can't stand Nissan's 'wobbly wheels' personally, and suspect it increases the chances of cracked subframes, but some people can't drive with LSD diffs in low traction conditions I guess.

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So there's no harm in just unplugging it for now and living with the dash light?

I can't stand it either, it felt like something was wrong in the back end especially during quick direction changes (well quick for 2ton wagon). Will look further intolerant non-HICAS subframe in the future

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