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My AFM although seemingly working fine, was actually Faulty and caused some mad Pinging when I was getting a tune. (SAFC2)

Swapped in a replacement and all good.

Try a different AFM and see if the results are the same...

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World of info this f**ken place is no one knows shit.

Knowf**kallaustralia!!! Piece of shit skylines f**ken selling mine. Good luck with your pieces of crap jap built f**ken shit boxes. Spend more time off the road than they do on it than get on here with nothing to do no info and guess at shit with no f**king clue. Ahhhh get a tune? What sort of dumb shit is that. f**k if you don't know shit don't say nothing, cause the chances of you f**king someone else's car are high.

So sit there and wank off in front if your computers/phones what ever because there is a very limited number of people on here that know wtf there on about.

Good luck knowf**kallaustral!!

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