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beattie
Re: Unidentified Nissan engine [solved]
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CA's are belt arnt they? I know L series are a chain driven cam. That may shed some light

Posted on: 2007/4/28 22:58
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Re: Unidentified Nissan engine [solved]
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ok its twin spark and has the code 4Y248 on the side.

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any ideas/

Posted on: 2007/4/28 23:44
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Re: Unidentified Nissan engine [solved]
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it looks like a ca20.
the best thing you could do is take it and get the as much for it as you can from your local scrap yard, and put the money towards the motor you already have,
or an L series, or maby a non turbo ca18de.
The ca20 is the worst motor nissan ever made! i think that is why it is under your house and not in a nissan

Posted on: 2007/4/28 23:57
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oh well. now i know

i'll just put little webbers, a cam and extractors on the a12.


Posted on: 2007/4/29 0:03
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0r you could pick up an a14 or a15 for around $400 to$500 and it is an almosst straight fit with a good difference in power

Posted on: 2007/4/29 0:27
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wheres the best place to get an a14 or a15 . is one easier to get that the other?

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b310gx
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the best way to check what it is is to find the engine number. the number usually start with the engine type ie an a12 will be A12XXXXXX, an l18 is L18XXXXXX, a ca20 should have ca20XXXX,etc. it does look like a garden variety ca20 out of a series 3 bluebird or a pintara.not a high performance engine at all.

Posted on: 2007/5/2 2:55
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