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ITM Piston Rings
Now that’s a smart Dawg!
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rear clunking noise '76 280z
Glad to help. And hope your clunk is gone for good!
- Today
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280z DASHBOARD REMOVAL / UPGRADE
Another way is to go through the tachometer opening if your hands are small enough.
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Ads attacking!?
Never mind. I erased my internet history and the problem went away. Didn't know that "cookies" could do that. I think I had clicked on something by accident. Back to original programming...
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
About this Vintage Z - As I recall - this one first showed up for sale about 20 miles North of me. New Port Richey or Holliday Florida. A friend of mine went to look it over, and reported that it was very poorly cared for. The next time we saw it, was its first sale on BAT. My fiend remarked that it had been very well detailed for that sale and looked 100% better than his personal inspection. Now we see it again, with an owner that put some significant funds and I’m sure elbow grease into it - to bring it up to better condition. Will the customer modifications hurt its market value? Not as much as the current market itself, the mod’s might hurt it a little as most collectors don’t want to mess with fixing anything.
- Z Parts For Sale.
- Yesterday
- Is anyone there?
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Large Language Model, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence
We have some AI on here already, "why won't my car run as I think it should" 10 years going on 20.
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Euro / JDM taillight wiring
I don't believe that can happen for the North American market 240Z. The brake light and turn signals share the same bulb for the rears. Look at the turn signal switch. That's where it happens. You can make an adapter plug, but you have to add a wire for the brake lights.
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Datsun 240Z Ashtray Snuffer Plate Reproduction In Stainless Steel
I've looked into that. The costs into manufacturing it aren't light from What I've seen so far. I will have another look.
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1971 HLS30-14938 "Lily" build
The door latches I used Tail light chrome pieces. They weren't very flat. So I heated them slightly to reshape them. I did cause some wrinkling in the finish on the one that was pretty warped. I probably should have sent them back and exchanged them but for now it's fine Bought some washer to hold the trims on Installed Some butyl to hold the lens in The center post of the chrome is supposed to be long enough to go all the way through the back and get another star washer. The posts on my repops aren't long enough for that. So hopefully the lens don't fall out Felts for the bottom lens drains Shop dog More Belmetric Lights in place Finishers Badges, because everyone knows badges make cars run better!! ;)
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Guy's wanting my 240
Yeah, I like that Turbo 930
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Just Another Damned Z Car Project Thread
My '77 has that wide B like you're talking about and I got one out of a '79 2+2 that I put in my '72 and am really happy with it. Never use 5th around here but it's a game changer on the interstate roads.
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JDM fender mirror dimensions
I could sure use a 3d print file for the vertical base part of the mirror
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Let's show vintage racing pictures. I'll start.
I thought that was the name of the Farmers union?
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Oil Ring On Itm Piston - Trick Needed To Get It On?
Nice and clean very pretty i just wet myself....
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L24 engine with 4 speed Manual.
Post up the serial number and any information about mileage. And if it's complete: carbs, manifolds, air pump, etc. Might have value to somebody restoring an early 240Z. Also, on the 4 speed, whether or not it's a "monkey-motion" transmission or the later style. If it has the clutch parts too, that might help you sell it. Good luck.
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Datsun 240z Rear Taillight Trim
Selling Datsun 240z rear taillight trim for $220 USD or $300CAD on ebay.ca. Listing: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/376366931004
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1977 280z clock issue #xx of yy
I typed some of this into AI to see what it said, and it came back with a lot of stuff, but the main thing was: However, you can search for a compatible replacement. Look for a 4.1945 MHz (or 4.194304 MHz, which is a common close frequency, as 222/106approx4.194304) crystal oscillator with similar package, voltage, and output characteristics. You'll need to know the pinout of your existing oscillator if you want a direct drop-in replacement. You could measure the voltage on a working one to get that, but the other specs would be hard to get without a datasheet.
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Still struggling with car at idle after 8 years
Do i still need to pull the water pump to inspect and flush the radiator to determine if its blocked somewhere? 20250625_170637.mp4
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vin number
I have the paint code information and stuff. I didn't know if there was a report that showed all the stuff like the marti report out there or not. I have ran the vin on carfax and got all info that you are able to find out (maintenance, wrecks, title, inspection and stuff). It just doesn't show like this car is #1 of 1500 with this paint and trim.
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Hard Suspension
Case closed update: I had my seats re-foamed and the ride is great now. I was surprised how big a difference that made, but we're sitting pretty now. Thanks all!