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Wire identification near rear diff

I recently replaced all the bushes in the rear subframe of my R32 GTR. When re-installing the subframe I found a wire that I couldn't identify - not sure where it plugs back into. 

In the pics it's the one I'm holding / is hanging down. Has a sort of red connector to it.

Could it be an old HICAS wire? Where does it go!?

Cheers

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Yeah it could be HICAS, the plug is the right small size. If the hydraulics have been removed just tie it away somewhere. The rear HICAS solenoid unit is bolted to the inside of the drivers side chassis rail, if its still there

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On 11/25/2016 at 4:36 PM, MrStabby said:

Yeah it could be HICAS, the plug is the right small size. If the hydraulics have been removed just tie it away somewhere. The rear HICAS solenoid unit is bolted to the inside of the drivers side chassis rail, if its still there

Cheers mate :)

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