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Most tuners will switch off the sensors as part of the Uprev tune.

I doubt if you were supplied a faulty bearing and even if you were, proving it is faulty is a completely different matter. Depending on who the supplier is, getting them to take responsibility may prove extremely difficult. If it was me, I would replace the sensor as that is a 2 minute job. If that does not fix it, then I would fit another bearing and then review my options after that. Principles can be costly and to much hassle for such a non expensive part. Suck it up and move on and learn from this experience.

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Shipping and fitting charges will be at the discretion of the supplier, however do not hold your breath on the latter. Also, by damage, I think that they are referring to damage to the ABS plastic pick up ring on the bearing, however that will be obvious on inspection. I have only seen this once on a new bearing and it was only a 1mm x 1mm indentation.

Best to pull the codes to establish what the issue is.

Best to pull the codes before you clear, just to see what is going on. Who did the remap for you ?

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Thanks guys. Good blocks in stock and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

PM on its way

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Your inbox is full Tim.

I said reputable Nismo HPC. Macklin:

Yeah, you got to support.

Just Google the 3 different code numbers and all the information will be there in front of you as I don't have time to copy and paste all the data at the moment. You never know, the few places in Scotland may be your saviour, however there are some Indys quite local to you

Supersedes to JK41B

I won't be offended. :lol: In fact glad that you posted up that link. I won't flame you as you only have 7 posts, however search is your friend. Avoid Techni-clutch and NCD as their 350Z stuff is fake. These 2 companies have been discussed many times on this forum and many other forums over the years. Just Google both companies to find out how BAD they really are. PM received and replied to:

More than likely a faulty sensor or a dodgy bearing or a fitment issue. What brand of bearing did you buy and from whom ? Your technician should be able to test the sensor etc which will remove any guesswork. Plenty fully working pre owned sensors in stock and good to go same/next day. Alex.

I did not say a Nissan Franchise dealership (Stealers) I recommended a Nissan Indy Specialist.

The best advice that I can give you is, remove the guesswork and get yourself along to a Nissan Indy specialist for an informed diagnoses.

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You should be able to answer your own question within a few hours

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Okay, then try here: https://www.nengun.com/nismo/floor-mats JDM are RHD and choice of Auto or manual. Why not just order the Nismo mats up from a reputable Nismo HPC in the UK ?

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