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Here you go: Fuse Block Junction Box.pdf The unit is in the footwell behind plastic trim panel next to the accelerator pedal. -Andrew

Selin is a dual MAF metering unit. http://www.selindesign.net/electronics.html -Andrew

Thank you. -Andrew

ebay - search for "pc mains cable right angled" -Andrew

Why you would not want to install BOV's on a engine with a MAF sensor: http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=2421113 -Andrew

Personally, I would change it out. The cost and grief of having an 11 year old cambelt snap is not worth it. If you do, replace the tensioner at the same time and thoroughly check the cambelt pulleys. -Andrew

Welcome! Do you know when the cambelt was changed? -Andrew

Interesting figures from the IAM: http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/legal--motoring-advice/2012-10/more-confusion-over-traffic-lights-and-emergency-vehicles/ Legally, you can cross a red light if directed to do so by a police officer. You can be prosecuted if it’s a fire engine or an ambulance. -Andrew

spritley, the correct order is in the FSM link above... -Andrew

Flush the old fluid out with new fluid, a litre should do it. Watch for the change in colour as the new fluid comes out. Old fluid is usually darker. Bleeding the ABS unit should not be a problem, provided you have bleed nipples on the unit. Later models 94+ didn't always have them as Nissan changed the supplier. -Andrew

Yes, as per FSM steps shown in link above. You have Brembo calipers fitted? If so, you will need to bleed both sides of each caliper, outer nipple first then inner nipple. -Andrew

Yes, nipples are next to pipes marked FR, FL (front pair) and B (back). -Andrew

Pre '94 models have two bleed nipples on the ABS unit. Make sure you follow bleed order and procedure as per FSM: http://www.300zx.co.uk/tech/manual/manual/br/005.gif -Andrew

Ticket purchased. -Andrew

Make sure you have correctly fitted/sized hub centric rings so that the weight of the car is loaded onto axle hub and the center bore of the wheel. That way the wobble nuts will be holding just the tension loads. -Andrew

I'll guess 480bhp and 475lb/ft -Andrew

One of the Japanese all time greats, however when ever I see a MKIV I think of this: