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Ive almost finished doing an engine conversion on a Datsun 260C into which ive put an R33 RB25DET and auto box. The car is at the auto elecs at the moment and theyre telling me they need a button which was probably mounted near the shifter in the centre console that has something to do with the auto box (maybe a power/economy style button).

So what im asking is for someone who has an auto R33 to check their centre console and tell me what this button actually says or if it even exists and possibly send me a pic of it so i know what im looking for.

Better still, if you have one of these buttons and its plug lying around that your willing to part with please let me know so i can get the car on the road.

Help appreciated!

Scott

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Ive almost finished doing an engine conversion on a Datsun 260C into which ive put an R33 RB25DET and auto box. The car is at the auto elecs at the moment and theyre telling me they need a button which was probably mounted near the shifter in the centre console that has something to do with the auto box (maybe a power/economy style button).

So what im asking is for someone who has an auto R33 to check their centre console and tell me what this button actually says or if it even exists and possibly send me a pic of it so i know what im looking for.

Better still, if you have one of these buttons and its plug lying around that your willing to part with please let me know so i can get the car on the road.

Help appreciated!

Scott

I removed my auto about 12 months ago but i remember the button, actually its still in the console just not plugged in. the button says power/snow .. Id get a photo for you but the car is in getting a turbo upgrade atm.

Ive almost finished doing an engine conversion on a Datsun 260C into which ive put an R33 RB25DET and auto box. The car is at the auto elecs at the moment and theyre telling me they need a button which was probably mounted near the shifter in the centre console that has something to do with the auto box (maybe a power/economy style button).

So what im asking is for someone who has an auto R33 to check their centre console and tell me what this button actually says or if it even exists and possibly send me a pic of it so i know what im looking for.

Better still, if you have one of these buttons and its plug lying around that your willing to part with please let me know so i can get the car on the road.

Help appreciated!

Scott

yep there is a button its a A/T button snow and power, i think snow will hold it in the selected gear and power is to kick it back a gear..i have one if u need it...as it is still in my consol unplugged since i done a manual conversion. Are u sure they are talking about the A/t button or the O/D button thats on the side of the shifter??

yep there is a button its a A/T button snow and power, i think snow will hold it in the selected gear and power is to kick it back a gear..i have one if u need it...as it is still in my consol unplugged since i done a manual conversion. Are u sure they are talking about the A/t button or the O/D button thats on the side of the shifter??

Talkin about the A/T button as i have the R33 shifter mounted in the 260c and they said there was another button they were after.

I need one ASAP but with the button i also need the plug that goes with it and some of the wiring connected to it, would you be willing to send them to Sydney for me? If so how much you want for it.

Let me know via PM and hopefully we can work something out.

Thanx

Talkin about the A/T button as i have the R33 shifter mounted in the 260c and they said there was another button they were after.

I need one ASAP but with the button i also need the plug that goes with it and some of the wiring connected to it, would you be willing to send them to Sydney for me? If so how much you want for it.

Let me know via PM and hopefully we can work something out.

Thanx

pm sent

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