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Removing Reverse Beep For R32

1990skyliner32

By 1990skyliner32,
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Hi guys,

I was just wondering if anyone know how to get rid of the beeping noise when you chuck it into reverse? It's auto (Will get it manual in future)

I've seen R33/R34 ones for it, but I don't know what to disconnect on R32.

Pics would be nice too :)

Cheers

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I dont have a beep when i go over a 100k's.... Then again my rear demister doesnt work either.

You cut one of the ecu wires, don't really know why you'd need to though.....

Theres also a dude that has a device for sale in the FS section so you dont have to cut anything.

Do a bit of a search on it if you want to know which wire exactly etc.

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