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Hi Guys.

I am from Denmark, i got a Nissan Stagea with a RB25DE engine, there is only this Stagea in Denmark, so nobody know about this car.

I found a frontcut from a Nissan Skyline R33 i Japan with alot off good tuningparts, HKS suspension, with the RB25DET engine, got it to Denmark, and now a have a few problems, because i wanna swap the engine, put on a aftermarked ECU, but i dont know anything about the wiring/ECU, is there somewhere at the Internet i can find a wiring diagram, or on this Forum.!

I my Stagea, i have a automatic gearbox, and it seems like i have 4½ gear, thats okay, but sometimes, it goes from 4. to the ½ gear every 10 seconds, ewen when i just cruise with the same speed, even down i 3. sometimes, up to 130-140 km/h, why.!!

Hope you can help me :rolleyes: i will add a picture off my ride.

Have a nice day.

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Dude - that is a really nice car!!!

to be any help at all to you, we need a few more details on your ride tho. Is it a 25X (four wheel drive) ? Is it series one or two? (Neo or non neo motor - maybe a pic of your engine bay?)

Oh, and +1 for posting in the stagea section. Most of the people around here don't know (or care) much about stageas :D

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