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Re: fix one thing then another goes NO LEFT INDICATOR... WTF
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My march '77 120Y "The Defect" has a loud "Tick Tick Tick" sound - normally at idle - and a "budda budda budda" sound - like a V8 idling... hope it's NOT a bearing...

I have replaced

1 the alternator

2 the auto - now has a F4W60L - it wasn't playing fair - I don't know why I really did the conversion - as "Sleeping Beauty" is a factory manual car...

3 the front clip - bar Scuttle panel...

4 the drivers door - tore out lower hinge mounting point - lack of maintainence but put back the glass out of the door I took off in the new door

there are a truckload of other niggling things but they will get rectified when I get "Sleeping Beauty" going...

I know where there is a low mileage A15 - < 60,000 Km but they want $770

then again...
I'm hoping that I can get a complete (mechanically) 180B for no more than $350

Posted on: 2005/10/17 15:59
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Re: Mawler1's score - June '75 120Y sedan...
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thanks Dodgeman but I already have the Gegorys 120Y service manual... my cousin found it at a spap meet... $5! it's wiring scematics came in handy during "The Defect's" Manualization... shame It didn't mention anything about the auto crank spacer

oh well I have an unmolested A12 flywheel now

the service manual is up at the farm... should have grabbed it...

Posted on: 2005/10/16 1:58
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Re: Mawler1's score - June '75 120Y sedan...
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so far, I'm thinking of ditching the H150 for my spare 120Y BW diff, and updating the brakes to the (aussie spec) eqivalent - then if I do go to "L" I'll be ready!...

is the japanese Master Cylinder the same size as the aussie MC? because if they are the same I'll keep the existing one...

Team_dat, or anyone else that has gone to "L" what is involved?... I know that the castor rod brackets need to be modified... the RSP (Radiator Support Panel) needs to be opened up, and a hole needs to be drilled in the firewall for the hydraulic clutch Master cylinder...any other alterations reqired? just weighing up my options...

then again I do have 4 A12's around the farm...

and a neighbour's daughter has a sunny with A12...

and her brother has an A14 powered sunny

I had a XD ute with a 250 2V out of an XA sedan... that was crazy - 120Km/h fishtails (on gravel - of course)

Posted on: 2005/10/15 17:06
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Mawler1's score - June '75 120Y sedan...
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hi guys, I have just scored a july 1975, 120Y four speed manual sedan... proud as punch... don't know what I'll do yet... keep it A series or "go the L series!" the A12 is dead... NO compression...

every bolt on panel is bent... bar the bootlid and bonnet... I have a spare pair of LF and LR doors and a RR door... I do have a pair of "semi straight" guards (from "The Defect")

but the good thing is that "sleeping beauty" has no sill rust! (haven't had a good chance to see what she's like underneath- she's parked in grass...)

unfortunately I haven't got any pics

will get some soon...

Posted on: 2005/10/10 12:31
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Re: Borg Warner - H145 Swap Q's
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nope the auto in my 120Y was a Jatco 3N71B... tough as nails but slipped badly...

so it got evicted...

by a F4W60L... never looked back
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if you look at that pic it shows why a manual tailshaft wont fit an auto - or vice versa...

Posted on: 2005/9/14 2:45
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Re: Borg Warner - H145 Swap Q's
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the Auto and Manual Yokes ARE Different - different Diameter, different splines - my 120Y was an auto now is a 4 speed (F4W60L)...

the only exeption to said rule is the 63 series gearboxes whick are a L series gearbox modified to fit a A series...

Posted on: 2005/9/13 15:57
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Re: Knock Knock, Who's There?
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idler arm Bush?

when we got "The Defect" going (it was originally my cousins and mine) We found out it didnt have one - at all! it now sports a Nolathene item!

drove it like that for 3 months - scary!

Posted on: 2005/9/8 8:40
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Re: paddick dattos
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actually "The Defect" has just had both guards and the front bumper replaced...

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I am looking for an early model (1974-1976 120Y (sedan) grille


as for the 180B crossmember....

why not use the 200B one...

Posted on: 2005/9/2 14:21
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"The Defect"s compliance plate data
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what does the compliance plate data mean

DATSUN 120Y SEDAN AUTO (I get that
bit what does mean?

I know B210 is the nissan chassis code but the other bit? (scratches head)

Posted on: 2005/8/25 9:51
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Re: paddick dattos
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this is my March '77 120Y 4 door sedan known as "The Defect"

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it is pretty much as it is here but It has a bonnet, and isn't an auto any longer.... 4 speed
manual all the way...

I am planning "The Defect II" basically a 120Y with 180B/200B mechanicals...

don't know if I want to use a 3N71B (3 speed auto) or 63/71 series(4 speed manual) donor...

Posted on: 2005/7/21 15:27
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