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Re: How do I drain my steering box oil?
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the book I have says it shold take 0.23L (0.4 Pints) from empty of SAE 10.

I'd be inclined to put something slightly heavier in if you live in a warmer cliamte though.

Posted on: 2009/4/20 12:19
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Re: wanted: oil pump housing urgent
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hey mate,
I can send a whole pump for the price of postage.
can have it in the mail first thing tomorrow.
PM me if that suits.

Pump's off a A15(same pump)

Posted on: 2009/4/20 10:13

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Re: FS: 120Y sedan bits
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postage to hawaii may be a little on the expensive side,
let me know what you want and I'll get a solid quote.

Dave.

Posted on: 2009/4/20 8:35
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Re: WTB. Standard A - series camshaft.
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Posted on: 2009/4/20 8:30
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Re: FS: 120Y sedan bits
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PM's replied

Posted on: 2009/4/19 17:57
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Re: help: heater tap leaking?
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the other option is to replace the two lengths of hose either side of the tap with a single piece so the coolant always cycles. Should be okay till summer, but it gives you more time to find a new tap.

Posted on: 2009/4/19 8:59
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FS: 120Y sedan bits (offers or its going to the tip)
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Got the following bits from a '78 120Y sedan.
Parts are in Toowoomba QLD.
Happy to deliver as far as Brisbane/Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast for the price of fuel.
PM or call
Dave 0427 450 212

EDIT: Sorry about the photo layout, the site keeps changeing the sizes.

A12 engine and 56A 4 speed, complete running engine.
$100 (SOLD)

Complete disc front end. Comes with wheels,steering box / the works.
(STRUTS SOLD PENDING PAYMENT)
Still got x-member/steer box and arms/swaybar/radius rods - make an offer.
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Complete rear end with springs, handbrake cable, brake lines, tailshaft, wheels.
3.89:1 Borg Warner.
$150
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Fuel Tank. with filler neck.
$40
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Tow bar and ball
$40
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Windscreen, no chips or scratches.
$20
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Front Bumper, Very straight, good chrome.
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Grill, needs a clean up, no cracks,
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Speedo cable, Accelerator cable, Clutch cable,
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Radiator
$20
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Posted on: 2009/4/19 2:48

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Re: front brakes locking up!!!
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when you tidied up the calipers did you inspect the large 'square' ring that seals the piston?
was it hard or still soft?

a hard sealing ring in the calipers will sometimes cause this problem as it doesn't help to retract the piston properly when you take your foot of the pedal.

Posted on: 2009/4/15 12:00
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Re: front brakes locking up!!!
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After the car has been sitting for a little while, how much free-play do you have in the pedal?
You should have a couple of mm before the rod starts to push the piston.

Were the calipers new/reconditioned or secondhand ones that have been sitting for a considerable amount of time?

Posted on: 2009/4/15 9:22
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Re: 120y coupe going too fast
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does the needle move smoothly from slow all the way to fast or does it 'flick' around?

if it flicks a bit it's likely the cable. If it's smooth, its likely the guage.

Posted on: 2009/4/10 23:37
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