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beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
1190 posts
Post #121 | Wednesday, 24-Jun 2020 @ 7:58am
Edited by beetwenty
Wednesday, 24-Jun 2020 @ 10:11am
"So my understanding is that if you want a H165 diff in your car you will need to swap the entire diff over.   Leaf mounts, shock mounts,u bolts and driveshaft (maybe custom length).   And obviously overall widths need to be appropriate as well."
Diff options  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #122 | Wednesday, 24-Jun 2020 @ 7:58am
"My understanding is that if all you are swapping over is the centre on your 1000 diff then you either need a 1000 or 1200 diff centre (H145).   If you swap to the larger 120y centre (H150) you will need to either buy or make up a 2mm spacer to fit between..."
Diff options  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #123 | Wednesday, 10-Jun 2020 @ 7:10pm
Edited by beetwenty
Wednesday, 10-Jun 2020 @ 7:10pm
"Thans for the link, good to see the mighty 1k seeing some love.   Copied and pasted another review of the same car from our vintage press section.   "
6 Nostalgic Japanese Cars that Changed the UK  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #124 | Friday, 29-May 2020 @ 7:05am
Edited by beetwenty
Friday, 29-May 2020 @ 7:08am
"I hear you with cars and working taking alot of time.   My brother bought himself a toyota chinook. (campervan hilux 1980) to replace his hilux 1981. And over the past 2-3 weeks we have swapped every part from one car to the other.   not all of it was..."
Spring eye bushes  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #125 | Monday, 25-May 2020 @ 6:59am
Edited by beetwenty
Monday, 25-May 2020 @ 7:01am
"just jumped on the nolathane page...so nolathane numbers are...   47155 Rear Spring - eye front bushing 47156 Rear Spring - eye rear bushing 47157 Rear Spring - shackle bushing "
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beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
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Post #126 | Sunday, 24-May 2020 @ 6:45am
"I installed those very bushes into my 1000 sedan.   I did find them to be quite soft as they were generic no name rubbers from ebay. I have since changed them over to nolathane rubbers.   1200 rubbers went right in. (I did get confused about which ones to..."
Spring eye bushes  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #127 | Saturday, 18-Apr 2020 @ 12:28pm
"Found an old thread regarding bushings.   Seems ratb10 had some sucess.   http://www.datsun1000.com/TopicView.asp?TopicID=54&Page=1"
Control arm bushes  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #128 | Friday, 10-Apr 2020 @ 2:18pm
"Occasionally upper bushings show up on Yahoo auctions Japan.   But lower bushings are extremely rare.   Mucking about and modifying an available bushing  will probably be the fastest way to get new bushings."
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beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #129 | Monday, 23-Mar 2020 @ 7:36am
"Don't think adding some baffles and perhaps a windage tray would be a bad thing.   I'd think so long as the pickup is always submerged in oil that it should send oil everywhere it needs to be."
anyone know what this angle drive is from  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
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Post #130 | Saturday, 21-Mar 2020 @ 4:12pm
Edited by beetwenty
Saturday, 21-Mar 2020 @ 9:07pm
"Recently my brother helped me repair the voltage regulator on my 1000.   My fuel level gauge and water temperature gauge would cut out all together and then jump back to life with a gentle slap to my gauge cluster. (Annoying)   After doing a little bit of..."
Voltage Regulator - Gauges.  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
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Post #131 | Saturday, 21-Mar 2020 @ 6:34am
"Got no idea what it is from D. I wonder if it is from something similar in size?   4 wheel motor bike? Snow mobile, golf kart etc."
anyone know what this angle drive is from  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #132 | Tuesday, 18-Feb 2020 @ 6:08am
"Page 130 has nissans reccomendation for bleeding 1000 brakes. http://www.datsun1000.com/Files/Datsun%20-%20Service%20Manual%20-%20B10%20-%2004%20-%20Chassis.pdf"
Bleeding front drum brakes  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #133 | Sunday, 12-Jan 2020 @ 11:13am
Edited by beetwenty
Sunday, 12-Jan 2020 @ 11:14am
"....so I woke up this morning with some motivation.   Here is the result.   Still not original, but better to have a copy of the proper one than a copy of a random one.   Ill pop it in with the other key when I post it off and you can now have a spare."
Fuel Filler Door Key  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #134 | Sunday, 12-Jan 2020 @ 7:47am
"Just replied to your email.   On a side note, That forked end on the Nissan key looks like the end would fit some lockable car antennas. I wonder if Nissan wanted the one key to fit fuel and antenna...       I did some quick searching... Herschmann looks..."
Fuel Filler Door Key  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #135 | Friday, 10-Jan 2020 @ 5:33pm
"Made your key after work today.     Send me a PM with a postal address and ill send it off.   1.6mm mild steel, cut, stamped, and DIY nickel plated.   Not totaly the same as original. But should see you through till you can find a real one."
Fuel Filler Door Key  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #136 | Friday, 10-Jan 2020 @ 10:17am
"   My poroper key isnt the greatest example of manufacturing accuracy.   But is quite literally a piece of flat steel."
Fuel Filler Door Key  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
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Post #137 | Friday, 10-Jan 2020 @ 6:21am
"Wouldnt be original.   But if you are stuck i would be happy to trace mine onto some steel and cut it out.   Would be handmade of course so wouldnt be machine made perfection.   Ive done this for myself just to have a spare."
Fuel Filler Door Key  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
1190 posts
Post #138 | Tuesday, 07-Jan 2020 @ 5:12pm
"Nice Coupe you have there,   Wood steering wheels are usually on ebay if you have no luck here. They are not cheap, but are one of those purchases that you never regret buying..   Most 1000 wood wheels will have a crack in the centre horn button, it is..."
1968 SUNNY de LUXE COUPE  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
1190 posts
Post #139 | Monday, 23-Dec 2019 @ 3:45pm
Edited by beetwenty
Monday, 23-Dec 2019 @ 4:02pm
"Looks like a great bit of gear. Looking forward to seeing the progress.."
Reuby Tuesdays 4 door sedan project  |  Read full post
beetwenty
Gold Coast, Australia
Joined: 05-Feb 2011
1190 posts
Post #140 | Monday, 23-Dec 2019 @ 8:00am
Edited by beetwenty
Monday, 23-Dec 2019 @ 8:04am
"I found this while looking at A-Series bits a while ago... but only remembered it this morning.   https://www.peterzekert.com/for-sale/engine/engine-components/92-datsun-competition-oil-pans-wet-and-dry-sump   I think having a cutout on the extended..."
Reuby Tuesdays 4 door sedan project  |  Read full post
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