Johnny wick

I bought all my seals from vintage rubber. Too expensive to have this kind of hassle.

Thanks for the advice. I guess the differential insulator part number is 55415 N4301. Whats the strap part number?

Maybe i should invest on OEM Nissan for this part!

I wouldnt like to take the car to the shop again until i have purchased the correct snug and precise weatherstrip and a high quality adhesive. I believe a good tight seal does not need any adhesive.

Why the difference in prices from Niles to Nissan?

How do i check this?

The proble shows up and is more noticeable when driving at slow speed up slope entering the parking of my building. Whenever i accelerate after releasing the clutch i can hear the "clunk" coming from the rear of the car. I took it to the mechanic and he didnt find any play at the u joints. Do yoi think i should invest i a new set of u joints plus the differential strap and support?

Can you point out that part? Any pic?

I bought a complete set of doors weatherstrip for my 240z from vintage rubber. Does anyone know of a better supplier that can provide a tight and snug fit weatherstrip of the drivers door without using any silicone sealer?

I am noticing a distinct clunk sound when accelarating and releasing the gas pedal at low rpms. Is it time to replace the u joints?

Where can i get a nissan oem reverse backup light switch for my 280z 5 speed tranny installed on my 1972 240z? The ones ive seen on ebay or other suppliers are not oem nissan. Mine works but i guess its all bundle up with patches of wired sliced and soldered as the picture i took.

I have an airtex 8012s pushing 3.2 psi and after setting my floats works perfectly. Thanks to the advice of my friends here at the forum.

I have a pair of those smaller bolts also. Let me check

im just changing those 4 spindle pin bushings with Nissan OEM Part number 55541-E4100. Just order them at Courtesy nissan for US$52.00 shipped to Florida.

Asides from these 4 bushings which others will you replace to smooth the ride?

55541-E4100.

What is precise name of those 2 bushings?

I am not purchasing the wrong part.

I guees he is confused i need 2 of 57 for each side.

Z car source says i need 4 of these bushings. I guess they must be wrong as they dont look like the original bushings i previously posted.

Any difference in the car's ride or comfort using these bushings instead of energy suspension poly?

I found the correct part. I guess i will need to go with the energy suspension poly bushing kit as these original nissan bushings are hard to get. Any thoughts?

Thats correct. Sorry. I just want to try a different option other than purchasin the energy suspension kit.

Well after performing a complete search based on the part number you supplied. The only bushings i need are: 55541-E4100

i only see this kit available: https://www.amazon.com/Energy-Suspension-7-3104G-Control-Bushing/dp/B000CGUJOE/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1533832428&sr=1-1&keywords=Energy+Suspension+7.3104G I dont think i need all of these bushings as i only need to replace the ones that were wrongly installed. The ones i need are the ones pointed in the following site: https://www.totalzparts.com/product/datsun-240z-260z-280z-rear-suspension-inner-control-arm-bushings-1970-78-nos/ Quite expensive indeed. Please confirm.