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  1. Especially since i am running a new stock nissan gasket, Anyone have any ideas? It's is still showing the light and tcs is most definitely not on. pulled the throttle body again and cleaned it again, cleaned the contacts and checked wiring all ok.
  2. Not relying on the TCS, I made a mistake and i admit that, I've done a defensive course but need to do one of the advanced courses.
  3. Was told the same by donovan from forced motorworx today, Will have to check the wiring and the pins for damage/looseness(is that even a word?) Also the car has sustained $1500 in panel damage with the tcs off so i would rather it being on.
  4. I bought my r34 gt-t 5 months ago, second day i owned it i spun it out into a couple (5) plastic posts and luckily only did panel damage. Anyway after that i wondered why tcs hadn't kicked in, the car just lost traction and away i went. I checked the fuses and surprise surprise Mr Tokyo Drift (previous jap owner) had pulled the tcs fuse and the dodgy as hell importer just pulled the dash globe for the tcs warning light. i replaced the fuse and globe and all was sweet. fast forward a month ago i pull my throttle body off so i can replace the rocker cover gaskets as it is leaking a fair bit of oil past them, put everything back in and know my tcs no longer works and the tcs light is always on. Does anyone know what i did wrong?
  5. I'll take that R34 boost sensor. Is it the one in the photo? I'll give you $70 posted.
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