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I bought a pair of smoked nismo side indicators for my R34 turns out they are a 4 slot design where as my plugs are 3 slots, anyone selling 4 slot plugs or know where I could get some? Hoping they are interchangeable. Cheers.

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Hi Tyler - ^ have you got that around the wrong way? (R34 are 4slot and the Nismo smoked are 3slot)

34 GTT indictators are 4slot and have a longer sleeve.

Correct you need R34GTR or R33GTR indicator connector plugs (3slot)

If you manage to modify the Nismo smoked indicators to be 4slot by cutting it still will not fit as the globe and housing on the 34GTT is still too long (the globe will prevent full insertion) :(

I found out the hard way. I know have a farked set of new Nismo smoked indicators. :(

You can go to Supercheap and buy a generic insert and make that fit.

or Best solution is track down GTR33/34 indicator connectors (3slot)

Did you purchase from Kudos and what state is your new Nismo blinkers in ? Unmarked with packaging ?

Reason being is they do have post August 2000 Nismo Smoked indicators to direct fit the R34GTT (4slot), as I only found out today, after Andrew at Kudos rang me.

Quote: "The units originally purchased are actually to suit vehicles manufactured before the 08/2000 if your vehicle is after you require the ones here. Would you like me to swap them over?"

So pre this date they are 3slot and post august 2000 they are 4slot :thumbsup:

Edit: A quick thought - your GTT may be pre this date. Therefore you may have the opposite issue I had :wacko:

Edited by Sinista32

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