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4Wd Attesa Accumulator 'new-Ish'

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FS.

4WD Attesa accumulator cannister.

bought new in Aug 2012, didnt fix problem (new attesa pump needed), uninstalled after 2 days, nissan wouldnt refund.

Basically new except for a few installation marks.

These usually last around 10 years before internal charge is lost and 99% of time will fix the 4wd relay clicking on GTR / GTS4 and Stageas.

Nissan retail these at around $350

Pick up from 4053 QLD for $190 or $200 posted.

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Tim GTR Proficient

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Got 3 of the Attessa pump for my track car, GTR33 /34 v-spec and non V-spec. need it now as spare and support as I got a very tight diff from Veilside combat R, install in GTR33 track car, beleived it is a GTR32 diff with switchable 4WD arrangement, holding on all of these support until car is running and sorted out. can help if anyone needs a vspec or non v-spec attessa pump assembly

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