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HICAS is a form of rear wheel steering. This is where the rear wheels of the car can actually turn, but only a couple of degrees. The only time that this happens is where the car feels like you are going to lose it around a corner. This HICAS will then kick in and try correct the over/understeer. Most people who are into racing will remove the HICAS and replace it with a lock bar as it give you less feel around corners when travelling at speed, but for the everyday driver, it may safe you from losing it if you're doing something stupid.
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What does the hicas light mean on your r33 skyline rear wheel drive?
It means there is a problem with your HICAS. HICAS steers your rear wheels at high speed moving not more than 2 degrees + or -. The light has come on indicating that there is a problem. This is where is gets fuzzy because the problems are hard to trace down. It could be a fuse, it could be a bad sensor, it could be low transmission fluid (even though HICAS is electrical on a r33), it could be your HICAS ECU. Good luck
What does the hicas do for a infiniti j30t?
HICAS is the rear tire steering unit. If the light goes on, add DEXRON III fluid to the power steering reservoir.
What is the difference between 1995 infiniti j30 and 1994 infiniti j30t?
The J30t has the touring alloys, a whale tail, and 4 wheel steering (Hicas system).
Does a 1992 Nissan 240sx SE come stock with a vlsd?
mine did, but you have to make sure the car has HICAS, which is the 4-wheel steering system in that model. you can find this out by looking for a botton around the steering wheel on the dashboard labeled HICAS, or simply getting under the car from the rear and looking if there is a steering rack running parallel to the rear axels.
When did stereo skylines first album come out?
No
Can you drive skylines in the US?
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What is missing from the skylines of central America .?
smokestakes of buisness.
Are skylines legal in the US?
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What is chemical romance first song?
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Does a 1990 Nissan 240sx have HICAS?
The 240sx had the HICAS option only from 1991 to 1993. It came with: 1- HICAS system (4- wheel steering) 2- A 1.5- way VLSD (also known limited slip differential, good for street but not track) 3- A little bit bigger stock rims (205's instead of 195's) 4- Front and Rear anti- sway bars (handles like a dream from the factory) The HICAS 240sx is only good for daily driving or for road courses. It is a very popular choice for SCCA stock car events. If you are going to drift, a HICAS system would not be a good choice, as it fights what you are trying to do. When you try to go even a little sideways, the rear HICAS linkage will react to the front wheels turning and try to compensate by turning the rear wheels no more than 1 degree in the opposite direction. This will in effect stop you from sliding as it will try to "correct" your "loss" of control. You can still drift a HICAS 240sx, but it is not reccomended. You will most likely break something in the rear linkage. Take it from me, I own a '93 HICAS, and have experienced what happens when you try to do these things. If you want to acheive the best performance, a 1990 with a dual cam KA or SR swap would be your best bet. The '89 and '90 are the lightest of all the model years, and the dual cam has the most upgrade potential. (1989-90 single cam) (1993-1998 dual cam) If you need anymore info you can email me at phillip.rice@gmail.com, or check sites like 240sx.org. nicoclub.com, zilvia.net. I am not an expert mechanic, but I do know ALOT about 240's, and can probably answer most questions.
What car company makes skylines?
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