oh crap, sorry yes this is correct, but the other info is still true just wrong series it is a h165

If its an A series engine the diff is an H165. The H190 is only fitted behind the Z20 in C22 vanettes.

remote water pump???, tell me more please,

the "s" stands for carburetter for obvious reasons???

and if it has an a-12 or a-15 it will have a h-190 diff, the a-12 had 4.875:1 ratio the a-15 a 4.11:1 ratio, it is 90mm wider than standard 1200 diffs (requires flares or fwd offset rims to fit)

yes the picture is a nissan c20 vannette which will have a12 or a15 engine the gear box will be a three speed some of the later c20/c22 had electronic ignition.

It had, what appeared to be, exactly the same diff thats in my 12/'84 1200 Utility.

I have added another pic i got when i had a really quick look at it last night.

under car: diff, gb mudflaps... ???

I never saw an early 80s Nissan van in the USA before ...

Quote:Good question. I think it means "carburetted" but not sure. The parts books sometimes leave it off.

What does the 's' in A15s stand for?

its not like a commer ?

okay,looks like a vanette,easiest way to tell is to lift the passenger seat up,there's a catch on the front,& it hinges backwards.under the seat there's a gold coloured sticker,this will tell you if it's an a12 or an a15.look for either a12s or a15s.if it's an a12,it'll have a 4.889:1 h165 diff,if it's a a15,it'll probably have a 4.11:1 h190.

Looks like the Toyota Hi ace to me, I've seen them in South America, never in US.
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