SoCalZ
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Check it out. Even the Franklin mint Z has the paint code sticker in the passeger side spot;)
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I believe this is a learning experience for all of us, My neighbor has two Z's and one of them has it on the passager side the other doesn't have a sticker
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2Many I have the paint code sticker in the same spot as XYZ and this is 918 paint.
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Thanks all. Got it and I hope it doesn't leak.
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73' 240Z, What is the torque for Diff Cover? Can't find it in the FSM or in Chilton's. Thanks in advance.
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Bring in the area North of LA and South of SF. Here is a copy of the flyer we started distributing Last week. If you are interested, please notify me. DO YOU LOVE YOUR Z? Is your Z more than just transportation? Has anyone ever told you, “Nice Z� Do you watch for other Z’s? Have you ever visited a Z website? Have you owned more than one Z? Do you take your Z to Z’s Unlimited? Have you made any modifications to your Z? Is your Z a weekend car? IF YOU CAN ANSWER “YES†TO ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS, YOU NEED TO BE A PART OF Central Coast Z Club NOW FORMING! Would you like to: Meet other Z owners? See what other owners have done to their Z’s? Get discounts on Nissan Parts and repairs? Take road trips with other Z owners? Do fun things with other Z owners? E-Mail Steve McConnell at: ZVOITURE@aol.com Or call: 805-441-6856 746 Via Bandolero Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
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They said it has something to do with the detergents in the new stuff eating away at the build up, hence causing things to loosen up! So you add the old with the new, I am no genius at this car stuff but that sounded a little Dumb to me.
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Howdy, I have pulled the rear suspension and diff out and will be putting new bushings (Poly)in and a new cover gasket on the diff is there anything I need to be paying attention to with the diff when I have it open? I have heard to reuse part of the Diff fluid with the new? Fact or fiction. Thanks in Advance
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My IN/OUT gasket on my 73 240 has given way to blow by in a couple of spots, it was a new gasket and the manifold is straight as far as i can tell with a straight edge. It was prob caused by it not being properly torqued down. What is the proper torque for Exhaust/Intake? Is there a seq. to the tighting? What is a good gasket to use and where to get? Do the bolts and nuts need too to be grade bolts and nuts and any tips for the install? Thanks in advance for the answer to my 1000 ?'s
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My 73' does it with regular gas so I run mid grade now. Do you a standard ignition in it or upgraded to electronic?
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Z-Priv check the timing. See this under: the weather... Author: Matt 78Z http://www.zcar.com/forums/read.php?f=1&i=229083&t=229083
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Does anyone have any background info on these wheels as to what, YR., Model, Factory or Dealer option, Etc.... Thanks
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Clean ride, like the color.
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Orange with the Light Metallic Grey as the other choice.
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73' 240z- I blew a fuse to the park tail part of the amp section on fuse block when I was gettin on the gas, this killed all gauges and turn signals. I replaced the fuse and the amp gauge went wacko full tilt + a million on the gauge, so I thought voltage regulator, This is the second voltage reg in a year. The voltage reg is seperate from the Alternator, so I replaced it, it started out OK til I gave it some gas and the amp gauge increased with the RPM's. This lasted a short time, the gauge spiked a couple of times and then settled on the center. The gauge goes to -Neg when the lights are on and will not move above center with any other conditions. The alternator checked good and I purchased a new one, new Alt checks good , which did not change a thing. The battery overheated and has been dropping acid(fluid) on the floor. The Alt is giving 12.53 at the battery and with lights on it is 11.5. I think this is low? What gives? Thanks in advance for any advice
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What are some uses that you have used it for in your Z?
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My 73 240 all stock 173,000 mi. is getting about 26mpg combined city and highway. Originally posted by atomrat: I was not sure where this should be posted, so I posted it here. I have a stock '73 240Z, I was wondering what kind of gas mileage I can expect? I have not started to drive it yet. Still have to get the gas tank repaired. [This message has been edited by SoCalZ (edited 08-11-2000).] [This message has been edited by SoCalZ (edited 08-11-2000).]
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If the smog pump on a 73 240 is removed are there adjustments to be made with anything? I have just removed mine and capped the ports. A friend swears that i will get 20 horse more out of the old girl, but could not tell me if any adjustments are to be made.
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Good day Z Fans, on the Rack and Pinion setup 73 240 there is a U-Bolt deal with a rubber stopper on it facing to the rear of the car located between the rack bushings more so to the side of the pinion, does any one know what this is? and how is it ajusted?
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WHAT: Central Coast Z Car Club April Meet WHEN: Saturday, April 13th, 2002; Arrive by 11:00 AM, Lunch at Noon WHERE: New Danish Inn, 1547 Mission Drive, Solvang CA. THE ONE WITH THE BIG WINDMILL!!! WHY: Because we can! WHO: Everyone is welcome. Just let me know so we can plan with the restaurant. HOW MUCH: $15 per person for the Danish Smorgaasbord PAID TO CCZCC at the door or (preferably)in advance. Cash or personal check ONLY. CCZCC has to pay the restaurant ONE CHECK for the entire party. MENU: A long list of Scandinavian specialties PARKING: Here's the best part...As a lot of you know, parking in Solvang can be somewhat tough. Danish Inn has promised to rope off their private parking lot just for us. They only have 14 spaces, but if we are the only ones using the parking lot, I'm guessing we can get a few more in without creating a fire hazard. Parking INSIDE the lot is FIRST COME with a reservation for the lunch and a check for $15 per person to Stephen McConnell, 746 Via Bandolero, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420-1924. There also is street parking and a public (pay) lot down the street. AFTER LUNCH: Unstructured. Contact: Steve McConnell Zvoiture@aol.com or Tim Price at timmprice@yahoo.com Club site: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/centralcoastzcarclub/ -
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Mearles on Mooney Blvd in Visalia, Ca at Noon. Meet in the parking lot just south of the restaurant. Then possible drive up to Three Rivers for wine tasting. RSVP to; timmprice@yahoo.com; stevezcar@aol.com; Visit; centralvalleyz.org -
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Poz's restaurant(outside Santa Margarita, Ca.) Meet: Main drag (gas station) in Santa Margarita at 11 AM Lunch at Pozo's around 12. RSVP: ZVOITURE@aol.com
