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Patcon

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  1. This is a duplicate
  2. I would like too but won't be able to make that happen. If I had a running car, I might have made it an adventure but won't happen in time
  3. I'm afraid he is probably looking for a very rare part unfortunately. He probably aught to look on the Japanese auction sites. I suspect the rest of the world got the Euro / JDM model
  4. I have found that on many locations the harnesses already have small bands of tape at the junctions. I also believe the original loom tape had some adhesive on it. The residue is on the wires, the ends didn't have additional wrapping to prevent raveling and it makes a noise when unwrapping that sounds like old adhesive.
  5. Dutch? Does your friend have the original ecu? Pictures of the numbers on that would be helpful
  6. Yes, they are, but I have found they're worth it!
  7. Yes, coal slag can be very aggressive but it does strip fast. The parts all look great
  8. A clear fuel filter before the fuel pump will be fine. No high pressure at that point in the system
  9. If you only use the mechanical put a bottle under the hood close to the pump. The mechanical pump struggles to prime the line without the car running. If it were me, I would start with the substitute supply at the electric pump. If it works great, if not, move the fuel supply to the mechanical pump
  10. I would think you could put the container on the floor. If there's not a ton of extra line the electric fuel pump aught to prime itself. If it won't raise it up while the pump is running until it primes. Put a return line into the same container so it won't pump all the fuel back to the tank.
  11. Put a pickup line in a container of fuel and use it as the tank. If the system fills and runs, the issue is in the tank...
  12. It's possible but these transmissions will still function well even after abuse. Many times they come out of gear because of interference at the shifter lever. On the transmission I rebuilt that long ago. The only damaged part I really found was the reverse idler gear. It had chipped teeth. Maybe Siteunseen will chime in...
  13. What makes you think it needs a total refurbishment?
  14. I would replace it all for expediency. Dizzy to plugs. Once you know it's ignition related you can locate the exact cause by using sections of the substituted system
  15. I agree it doesn't seem to be oil fouled. I still think it's ignition related. I would replace the whole ignition. Even if just to diagnose. A leakdown test would be good too, because it would tend to rule out a compression or valve sealing issue
  16. I don't know of any way to definitively determine the health of the oil rings without disassembly
  17. IIRC there are two pieces of metal that spin closely to each other. If the gap between them isn't clean or has corrosion then it will read high across the range
  18. I'm old but that doesn't mean I'm ready for the recycle bin...yet 😝
  19. Those look nice!
  20. Those numbers look a lot better. Maybe a little low but that doesn't appear to be compression rings
  21. That's a lot of money for Datsun. Amazing what prices have done in the last 10-15 years!!
  22. 69 was a great year! I knew I liked you for some reason! 😉
  23. I agree with Mark, I don't like to remove steel spark plugs from an aluminum head when hot. Too much chance for thread damage. I also agree that a remote starter makes this an easy job. You don't even need to turn the key on and it can all be done without getting into or reaching into the car.

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