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hey guys

just a quick question, was wondering if anyone has a diagram/picture of how i have to wire up a q45 afm to my r33 gtst, i have recently bought a power fc and my standard afm was maxing out so i was in the market for a z32 afm, but i have purchased a q45 for a cheaper price that some z32 afms are selling for, so now i need the help to install the bugger :) ive tried to search for old topics about it, but i havnt had any luck

any help would be greatly appreciated

thanks in advance... michael

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diagrams -> Nissan OEM Airflow Wiring Diagrams

http://paulr33.skylinesaustralia.com/diagr...ter-wiring.html

you should note the q45 is larger in diameter so youll need suitable turbo to afm piping kit or silicon joiner and suitable airfilter adapter as the stock gtst 80mm items won't fit as the q45 is 90mm

let me know if you aren't having any luck. I tried pauls wiring diagram and blew about 3 10 amp fuses - scared the shit out of me, I thoguh I blew the powerfc.

I could take a photo if you want.

which fuses?

and photo's would be good too

have one sitting here, gonna wire in the plug now for later

and tell me :( got me all worried now because the last thing i need is to kill my 4 day old fc or the afm lol also a pic would be great, i think i have series 2 wiring if that helps

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