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Hey PPL

I have a 1993 GTST 2.5 turbo, intercooler, exhaust, spitfire coils, turbo timer, boost controller

I know there are many posts on here about the HICAS light

I have read all 14 pages of them and in the end i changed my streeing wheel back to the original stock one.

Again the HICAS light came on

I checked the back right for my steering resivoir but could not find it

What do i check for now?

Thanks for the help

Wes

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the reserviour in the back you were looking for isn't for the hicas its for 4WD. and if you have a R33 the hicas isn't hydrolic, its electric. search for "hicas diagnostic" and do one, it may be able to give you a better idea on whats going on.

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