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| Nissan model series N10 was in the [[Model_names#Pulsar_Family|Pulsar family]] and was marketed as Nissan Pulsar, Datsun Cherry or Datsun Pulsar depending on the country. It was the 3rd-generation FWD platform from Nissan, superseding the F10 and E10. N10 was powered by A-series until the last year. | Nissan model series N10 was in the [[Model_names#Pulsar_Family|Pulsar family]] and was marketed as Nissan Pulsar, Datsun Cherry or Datsun Pulsar depending on the country. It was the 3rd-generation FWD platform from Nissan, superseding the F10 and E10. N10 was powered by A-series until the last year. | ||
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| == Rocker Cover == | == Rocker Cover == | ||
| The famous factory alloy A-series [[Rocker cover]] from South Africa: | The famous factory alloy A-series [[Rocker cover]] from South Africa: | ||
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Revision as of 10:48, 30 August 2016
<-- Back to Pulsar
Nissan model series N10 was in the Pulsar family and was marketed as Nissan Pulsar, Datsun Cherry or Datsun Pulsar depending on the country. It was the 3rd-generation FWD platform from Nissan, superseding the F10 and E10. N10 was powered by A-series until the last year.
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Overview
1979-1982 * 1979-1981 Nissan A Engine A10/A12/A12A/A14/A15 * 1982 Nissan E Engine E10/E13/E15
Names * Europe: Datsun 100A/120A/130A/140A/150A * USA: Datsun 310 * Japan: Pulsar/Langley
Datsun 310 North America branding of N10
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Pulsar
Hatchback
Coupe
5-door
Wagon/Estate/Van
Powertrain
E10 with A12 engin
where is the transmission? It's under the A-series:
Behind the engine is the flywheel/clutch and a "jackshaft". I hear you can change the clutch without removing the gearbox?
A14 FWD powertrain
Rocker Cover
The famous factory alloy A-series Rocker cover from South Africa:
Flywheel
FWD flywheel from E10 Cherry/120A, F10 Cherry/F-II or N10 (310/Pulsar)
The clutch fits down inside the FWD flywheel
FWD flywheel is smaller diameter than RWD flywheel
FWD clutch can be serviced without removing the transmission.
Photo Index
