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So ive taken out this EFI relay from behind the ecu, it's faulty I gotta replace it, and with my luck the numbers are damn near unreadable, Ive found Nissan relays that were matched the first two lines (25230 -c9965) but not the last line (**612M),Ā 

Electrics is not my forte, an I don't wana make any costly mistakes.Ā 

So if anyone knows the numbers I'm looking for, where to buy it, or knows that any green relay with similar numbers is kicks I'd be extremely grateful If could share sum knowledge

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On 17/08/2021 at 4:03 PM, Millerman said:

https://www.efisolutions.com.au/relay-common-green-most-nissans

Yeah i saw that one, it looks like the same one but doesnt have the same last number line, is that one on EFI ends with a V and mine ends with an M.

U rekon it'll do the job anyway ?

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