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Re: mechanical expertise required - SUCCESS!!!
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OK, its either pure genius or pure luck, probably the later mixed with patiences. If you spray about 1/2 a can of penetrating oil on the distributor flange & wait approx. 48 hours & then push REEEALLY hard that seems to be enough time to let that stuff work its magic & free itself up.

Thanks for all the idea's. I actually got the timing set properly & it runs a whole lot better!

Evan

Posted on: 2007/8/2 21:03
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Re: mechanical expertise required
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I guess I should of clarified the problem a little more, sorry about that.

Yes the dist. is still in the motor & the the engine runs. I was trying to check & set the timing & just wanted to spin it while the motors running. I just can't get it to turn, it's like it's welded itself to the friggin block!

It's an aluminum dizzy & a steel block, maybe that has something to do with it.

Evan

Posted on: 2007/8/1 21:25
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Alright I could lie & say this is a Datsun related question but I'll be honest instead. If this pisses anybody off I'll apologize up front.

I have a 74 ford F250 pickup with a 460 V-8 that has a frozen distributor. I cannot for the life of me get it to budge. I've tried penetrating oil, channel locks, tried to get a pipe wrench on it but it won't fit. I haven't tried a torch yet but I might.

Like I said, not a Datsun but we can pretend can't we. Let's see, 460 Cubic inch equals about 6 point something A12 motors ,we can look at it that way. It's a universal engine problem at times.



Any idea's are appreciated.

Evan

Posted on: 2007/8/1 21:10
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Re: looking for a cowling intake vent
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OK you guys, is anybody going to respond ? someone;s gotta have one of these laying around they'd part with.Let me know.
thanks, evan

Posted on: 2007/7/31 22:17
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Re: looking for a cowling intake vent
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Thanks for the clarity David, the word "cowl" seemed to elude me at the time of the posting. If anyone has a decent extra I'll gladly buy it.
Evan

Posted on: 2007/7/25 23:38
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Does anybody have a passenger side(right side from inside car) intake vent cover/inlet they'd want to sell? the two i have are cracked up pretty bad, not worth repairing. I'm in Seattle Washington.
thanks, evan

Posted on: 2007/7/25 1:39
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Re: front coupe bumper
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I dont think you can get a new one in the US from the dealer. I tried to find some other body parts but no luck. Can you buy new from Nissan in AU?

Posted on: 2007/6/13 1:46
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Re: wanted 1200 window rubber
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I just bought a 5 piece set, both doors, front & rear window seals & the trunk seal (boot to you) from a guy in thailand off Ebay (US site) for about $110 AU. Cost me total(parts & shipping) about $160 US to get them here. I dont know if it fits yet but was told it will, a bit of a gamble.

Posted on: 2007/6/11 2:05
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Re: front coupe bumper
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Thanks for the heads up, I sent the guy an e-mail. I like how he states that its "not the best quality", makes you wonder how bad it really is.

evan

Posted on: 2007/6/11 1:58
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Does anyone have a front bumper for a coupe available they'd want to sell. preferably really straight as i already have two mangled ones.

I'm in the US (Seattle, WA. )

Thanks, Evan

Posted on: 2007/6/10 17:00
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