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Well I recently did an rb25 swap in my r32.

1 week ago I noticed during a rainy day that i could not stop my wiper blades from moving. They would move automatically in at the INT speed even though I had put it to OFF.

The wiper blade problem went away the next day but came back again.

Now today, I parked the car with the windows about 2 inches down. When I came back and started the car, I could not move my windows back up.

The RPM tach also stopped working. And when you turn your key to the ON position, usually all the engine check lights go on, but mine dont come on anymore.

What could it be? A retarded fuse or something!?

or

Could it be a wiring problem? But i dont see why the shop i go to would need to play with that wiring

for it to be a fuse, your fuse box will have had to melt or something to short between fuses so a quick check will show you if this is the cause (i have seen it happen to a vl commo) but i doubt it.

I'd guess wiring short somewhere, but i don't really know much about where the wiring is run in skylines to be able to tell you which area to look in. If its recent the workshop you got the conversion done in should be able to fix it free, if its something that they've done.

EDIT: Sorry just reread, fuse could possibly be cause of power window probs.

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