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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Jack

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Categories: Wheel And Tire | Daily Care

Datsun 1200s were equipped with an easy-to-use scissor-type jack. It shipped in the boot, as shown in the Owners' manual.

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Also see: Changing tire


USA 1972 Owners manual (see page 27 for details):


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There are four jack-up points at the floor panel

You can jack-up the 1200 at these points:

Using OEM jack (see Owners Manual above):

  • under rocker panel front
  • under rocker panel rear

Be sure to use a Nissan or Toyota jack with a "slot" to fit over the rocker panel seam.


Using other jacks:

  • Under lower A-arm (Transverse link), near tire
  • Middle of engine crossmember (lift entire front end)
  • center of Differential (lift entire rear of car)
  • Outboard ends of rear axle housing


CAUTION: Before sliding underneath the car, be sure to place jackstands under the suspension. In a pinch a tree stump or beefy timber can work. Make certain it is secure, and lower the weight of the car on the jackstands.


Contents

Standard Equipment

  • Scissor Jack
  • S-shaped Jack Handle
  • Wheel Wrench in black 'Nissan' bag
  • Tire retaining clamp

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Jack Location

The Jack and its equipment is stored in the Trunk (Boot).

Coupe

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Sedan

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Part Numbers

  • 99550-H1000 SET-JACK B110 $74.14
  • 99553-H1400 HANDLE-JACK CRANK B120 [right-angle]
  • 99551-G1400 JACK-PANTOGRAPH TYPE B120
  • 99595-18000 BAG-TOOL $3.89