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I'm about to go nuts. I tore apart the interior dash to trace back the headlamp wire to see if anything looked strange.. but nothing... everything looked perfect in the interior. I reluctantly grabbed my floor jack to jack up the car, removed the wheel, and I checked under the inner guard linings, but everything looked just fine.. There wasn't anything super obvious that was melted or bare wire touching metal. Everything was wrapped in the factory electrical shroud. If the headlamp wire was shorted somewhere inside the factory electrical shroud, i would have to unwrap the entire 3 inch thick cord from the drivers seat all the way to the fuse box in the engine bay to find the damn short. I took a break and sat down to contemplate life and i wondered if its the relay. So i took the headlamp relay out and was googling how they work, but i couldn't find too much info on the 6-pin. After about 10 minutes, i checked the headlamp socket to see if it was still being shorted to ground, and miraculously, it wasn't. I plugged everything back up and the headlamp is working now. I just have to put the interior back together. but this part is the worst part, because i have no idea what i did that fixed it. I wiggled some wires around all over and now the short is gone.. Could it have been a bad relay?
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PRICE : $1400 LOCATION : NSW Central Coast FIT : All Nissan 350Z type Z33 and Infinity G35 Coupe. See delivery note. Hi, brand new, unused, still in the box. ($1850.00 is what i paid ) My bad luck !!! I thought my right front Bilstein was cactus so i bought the ST 's to replace all. Turns out the right front is fine ( loose mounting after service by a well known importer of Bilsteins ) So im selling the ST's. They are made by KW ( no intro needed ) . Iam on the Central Coast and im willing to meet up in Sydney metro, within reason and Newcastle. -
Yep, yeah would need to do the flywheel although the 6 bolt NA clutch can handle a 20de if just wants to replace the stocker.
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