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Re: does an E1 - 4 speed fit an A14?
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DDGONZAL: I am very grateful for your quick and informative replies. This site is my favorite site of all for meeting my needs regarding my love and hobby of old Datsuns. (BTW, I was the founder of NICO, in 2002. ), so I know how much work a site like this takes. NICO quickly became more than I could handle, and that is why I turned it over to Greg Childs. He and his team have done a great job. I say that to say I have been there and done that with a site like this. Folks don't realize what it takes for them to thrive and survive. The number of articles that are on tech Wiki from this club, says a lot. I see why you are a five star moderator. I know personally what a commitment it is. Now, I am finally getting some time to tinker with my dattos which are my daily drivers, and given that there is much I don't know, I am thankful for this site, and moderators like you. Best regards to you and this club.

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CAN/AM "easy wiring box for EFI"
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make wiring newer EFI Nissan engines into our old Datto's, or any cars for that matter, much simpler. These boxes take the place of the point to point wiring that would normally be done by us "do it yourselfers." Making the wiring easier for the new to wiring guys by following the drawings, which are also under construction. Using this box cuts HOURS out of the EFI wiring as well
This circuit board contains three relays and proper fuses. Relay for fuel pump, ECU relay, etc. Has terminal blocks for easy wiring: just slide the wires you need in and screw the terminals down. DONE.

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Re: does an E1 - 4 speed fit an A14?
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A Can/Am box is a relay board made by a couple of guys in Seattle. Contact: icehouse

It is certainly not needed for a swap -- you can instead use the relays from the S13/S14 wiring harness, or from other 1990s Nissans. However, the Can/Am box makes for a neat & tidy installation.

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Can I get a specific contact on where I can by a Can/Am box for swapping a KA24E into a 79 210? Thank you in advance.

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Awesome! Thank you!!! Yes my 210 is currently an automatic , which is going kaput, but I'm putting my A-14 in my 410 wagon and i want a 5 speed. Ive made the 410 into a rat rod, and drive it almost daily. Im putting a single cam KA24 into the 79 210 wagon with a 5 speed attached.

That leaves me with a spare E1 for my 64 nl320 should I need parts etc, and both cars will be more enjoyable as I rotate them as my daily drivers! Thanks again!!

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There is a 5-speed for sale on eBay listed as "Datsun 210 Transmission" for $999. A fair price for a rebuilt unit.

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Gearboxes for A14 are not rare here in the USA. They were fitted to all B210 from 1975-1978, and most B310 (210) 1979-1982 (except A12A-powered 210). Those are the bolt-up transmission options in USA. The national used part hotline has a couple dozen of them: http://car-part.com from $50 on up to $150.

If you get a B210 5-speed, be aware it takes a different driveshaft. So be sure to get the matching driveshaft, which is same as B210 automatic driveshaft.

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Thank you for the reply. It seems impossible to find a 4 or 5 speed for my A-14 in the USA! Do you all have that problem down-under?
Are there other standard trannies that would fit the A-14? From other car/engines? ( just as a silly hypothetical example: ( Oh yes, the tranny from the KA24 fits the A-14 even the bell housing!!!) ( I wish) lol

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Datsun E1 engine was 1189 cc from 1960-1969 Datsun 310, 220, 320, 410 and other old-style vehicles. It's a heavy cast iron case 4-speed. It does not bolt up to an A-series engine.

But it can be made to fit, with tunnel modifications, adapter plate, and machining.

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what is an E1?

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