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cheater_5
Re: A15 clutch problems
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yea i had the same problem, i extended mine differently but did it by 7mm. Works sweet now.

Posted on: 2008/1/12 19:58
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Re: A15 clutch problems
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form the look of it having a billet one made wouldn't have been to hard either.

Posted on: 2008/1/11 23:17
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Re: A15 clutch problems
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Gave up on trying to find a longer bearing carrier and had the shorter one extended. Ended up cutting it in half and loctiting in a stepped steel spacer.

Modified Bearing Carrier

Posted on: 2008/1/11 23:06
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TomMcKay
Re: A15 clutch problems
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That would be great. My username is TomMcKay.

Posted on: 2008/1/3 20:26
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Re: A15 clutch problems
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Whats your username? I'll txt the webmaster and ask him to activate your account. He's driving home to wellies after having Xmas down here with family

Posted on: 2008/1/3 9:24
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TomMcKay
Re: A15 clutch problems
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I've registered at datsun.co.nz, just awaiting confirmation for my log in.

Posted on: 2008/1/3 7:51
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The question is not unique to NZ.

For A15 engine, you should use:
1. block-to-transmission spacer plate
2. A14/A15 flywheel
3. A14/A15 clutch release (throwout) bearing sleeve

Pitroad says the mix/match is when using a mismatched flywheel ...That's all I know. I also used the matching flywheel to engine, never had a problem.

Posted on: 2008/1/3 1:36
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Go join up at datsun.co.nz. Someone there will have one. Make sure that you include your location in your profile. this should speed things up when waiting for the webmaster to activate your account

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TomMcKay
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Great, looks like a longer carrier should sort it.
Which Datsun models had this longer bearing carrier fitted?
Any Datsun fiends in NZ reading this that can help me out?

Posted on: 2008/1/2 22:50
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bert
Re: A15 clutch problems
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DD and Blodat are spot on,you have the wrong carrier fitted,it's a common mistake when mixing and matching

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