Attesa Air Bleed Connector Location?

[Remix-]

Would someone please upload an image of exactly which plug is the ATTESA-ETS air bleed connector (apparently located under the dash near the steering wheel) as I am having difficulty locating it.

Cheers

[Duncan]

You don't need to worry about the plug.

Just put the car up on stands, start the motor, fill ATTESA fluid, when you crack the nipple it will bleed itself.

easy.

[Remix-]

Oh ok, I was under the impression that you could bleed ATTESA without the need to have the car running?

[Duncan]

Ahh well maybe thats what that socket you are looking for is for? anyway...motor on works just fine so why worry?

[Remix-]

I prefer to avoid the tricks and do things the 'right' way, which I believe is done as according to the manual.

The ATTESA air bleed connector is mentioned in the R32 GTR service manual as being part of the correct procedure for bleeding the ATTESA hydraulic unit.

The hydraulic pressure is generated by the ON/OFF operation of the air bleeding switch used for air bleeding operation.

I will post a photo tomorrow of the switches location.

Cheers

[Dash]

Are you talking about the white plug behind the drivers side kick panel?

What would you like to know?

[ferni]

Its just a white plug, kinda long and thin maybe 6-7 cm... near the fuses drivers side knee...