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Ok my R32 was taken to regency for compliance and came home with a list of defects,

The guy was a wanker who inspected it and even pinged me for things like not having a cover over the steering column (and couldn't even spell column properly for that matter).

Anyway he wrote on my inspection from "rear eno's excessive movement" Just wondering. what the hell is the guy talking about? I have never heard of anything called and eno on a skyline or any car for that matter.

Forgive me if I sound like a noob but I would like some help in this matter.

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prolby didn't spell or say what he ment to corectly.

Yeah probably not, but you got any ideas. I think it is something to do with the 4ws and the way the rear wheels are meant to turn. Well that is my guess except i have no problem with hicas no light or anything and it works fine...

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