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Re: repeatedly bent intake pushrod
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So the first thing you need to do is figure out why.

There are only a few possibilities.

First is the camshaft stock?

If you have an after market cam the valves springs could be binding or the cam timing is off and the valves are making contact with the pistons. If you pull the plugs and look at the piston tops there will be telltale marks if the valves have touched the pistons.

Next were new valves guides installed?

Given the quality of aftermarket parts, the valves guides might need a slight reaming because the valves are sticking in the guides.

Do the rocker arms move freely? If the rockers are binding on the shaft the push rods can bend

You are going to likely have to pull the head.

Start by seeing if there are any marks on the pistons, check to make sure the springs aren't binding, then check the rocker shaft and if none of those are the issue you are going to have to pull the head. You'll need to take the valves springs off and make sure the valves move freely in the guides.

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repeatedly bent intake pushrod
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Hey mates.

I have the problem that on my newly rebuilt A14 engine, the pushrod of the 4th cylinder keeps bending. I already installed a new one, but after some time it bent again as well. The first time, I also replaced the valve, even though the old one wasn’t bent, however, heavily carboned up. That’s why I suspect the valve might be sticking. Today, three intake pushrods bent, while the exhaust side is not affected. I’m running out of ideas about what else it could be. I didn’t replace the timing chain, and I’m using a carburetor from an A12 that I still need to properly tune. Could it be that the carburetor is running too rich and causing the valves to stick?

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Re: Slammed rotary build - Hooked on Rust
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Just watched episode 2. Very interesting airbag install!

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If you like your Datsuns low and rotary this could be a build to follow on YouTube.
Keep the episodes coming Matt


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OYSRiRbnhc


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Re: Questions 56A 5 speed Assembly
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SO, I managed to answer my own question via Tech Wiki.

There is indeed a thrust washer between the tail shaft housing and the reverse idler.

I went through the schematics.

This site is such a great resource, to bad we don't get the traffic we once did.

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Questions 56A 5 speed Assembly
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I know have an ultra close ratio 5 speed.

Upon inspection the reverse idler seems like something might be missing.

There is a thrust washer on between the reverse idler and the center plate but no thrust washer on the tail shaft side.

It seems to me there should be one between the reverse idler and the tail shaft housing.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Re: Ka24 datsun b210
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pretty cool, tempted to put a KA24 in my rally car, there is a few dattos in Aus running them now

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Re: Ka24 datsun b210
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Looks nice.

KAs are super cheap and have a nice flat torque curve that makes then great for a street car.

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https://youtu.be/gRsm-rr7VGs?si=qo5lo2eOQJESC9CH

Just thought I'd share my buddy's B210 that he built recently. He unfortunately had to sell it but it's quite a sweet build. I'm planning to do the exactly swap into my 1979 B310

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Wtb : Datsun 1200 ute project
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Wanted 1200 ute project. Preferably a complete rubbing car in nsw

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