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No idea Rehan, but it is loud.

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Sounds like a tyre/wheel issue to me.

Not a write off in my eyes. You must have upset some mean people. :scare:

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And the tyre condition and sizes ?

Best to delete all the codes and start with a clean slate as some of the DTCs may be archived. If the fault is a coil pack then I would have thought that you would have a miss fire. Not just a case of a heavy right foot causing the lights ? How are your tyres and sizes ?

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Pre UK 2006 will be a straight swop with your pre 2006 JDM : They are all VQ35DE: However the Rev up and HR engines are not plug and play with your JDM so avoid

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Any chance that you may have accidentally knocked the lock switch on the driver's side. ? Ignore that and try a reset.

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You would be best to use genuine Nissan hardware, which is available direct from Nissan or myself. The hardware kit consists of 10 bolts. Alex.

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Plenty in stock.

Post up a picture of what you have. The red positive cover is UK spec. Plenty + terminals in stock.

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Verbal agreements in this instance mean absolutely Zero. Your Mum's wishes are expressed in her will and should be honoured. You have had some good advice in response to your thread, but you appear to be defending your Aunt going by your replies. Bottom Line: IF YOU WANT YOUR CASH, ENGAGE A SOLICITOR NOW. I'll see her Tuesday, try again and go from there. Take your solicitor with you or someone who is a bit more assertive.

The 3 chains require replacing when they are stretched. The tensioners should also be replaced as well as the upgraded guides and slippers. The main chain tensioner can be inspected through the inspection plate and depending on how far the tensioner is extruding from the tensioner body, will determine how much the chain is stretched, The chain can get noisy and performance will be effected as the valve train timing will be out in severe cases. Now becoming quite a common issue. Also best to fit genuine Nissan parts as most of the aftermarket chain kits are made of chocolate and not a job you want to do twice. Hope this helps.

Verbal agreements in this instance mean absolutely Zero. Your Mum's wishes are expressed in her will and should be honoured. You have had some good advice in response to your thread, but you appear to be defending your Aunt going by your replies. Bottom Line: IF YOU WANT YOUR CASH, ENGAGE A SOLICITOR NOW.

Nay: :thumbdown:

Wake up and smell the coffee mate. Without a solicitor (as per my previous post) I doubt if you will get any where.