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R32 Rb25De Gearbox In R34 25Gt? (Manual Conversion)

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Hi Guys,

So I'm currently converting my R34 Nissan Skyline 25GT to manual.

My issue as of now is, I've got an R32 RB25DE (according to tag on gearbox at time of purchase) gearbox and I was just wondering what needs to be done with wiring on the gearbox for the reverse lights to work correctly. Is there any other wiring related issues I need to sort out besides reverse lights?

I attached one of the pics I found on my pc, hopefully it helps.

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Thanks!

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I shouldn't imagine the reverse and neutral switch wiring would be a problem at all. You need the driver's side engine bay loom from a manual if yo udon't want to have to do the wiring yourself.

I'd be worrying about what you're going to do for a speedo.

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I shouldn't imagine the reverse and neutral switch wiring would be a problem at all. You need the driver's side engine bay loom from a manual if yo udon't want to have to do the wiring yourself.

I'd be worrying about what you're going to do for a speedo.

Didn't end up changing the loom, just sorted out the inhibitor wiring to at least get the car started. Took it for a drive and the speedo seems to be providing an accurate reading. I'll need to sort out the reverse lights asap but other than that, car runs good! Very happy about the speedo, must've fluked it somehow. Usually people converting get either half or double readings, mine seems to be accurate. I'll test it out properly during the weekend.

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