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Hey Z people, What could be causing my L28 w/ SU carbs to deisel after I shut it off. Is it a vacume leak? If so from where? Help! Matt-
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Had my 72 z out for a ride tonite. Got stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and began to notice that the clutch was acting funny. I had to continuously keep the revs up... as hi as 4 grand to keep the clutch from chattering, the engine from shaking and the car from stalling. Once I cleared the traffic jam it seemed to be OK. What was wrong and how do I fix it. Thanks. Joe
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Went and took a look at a number 4xxx 1970 240z in houston yesterday. The car has just over 100000 miles. The things i spotted while looking at it were: un-original 5-spd tranny, rear quarter emblems shaved, unoriginal hood, 280zx side view mirrors, car looks to have been lightly tapped in the rear at some point (the driver side bumper guard slightly pushed into rear body, along with the body under the bumper having some dents/irregularities), couple minor dings here and there. Rusted through holes in the front inner fenders above the frame rails and rust on the driver side dogleg. Both of which would be repaired before purchase. The battery tray, rear deck panel and floo…
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my brakes work like poo, than i notice that i can't push my brake all the way down, than 5 or 10 mins later i can only push it an inch down and the brakes start to drag. i got my master replaced, could it be the throw in the master? my cluch, my cluch does not seem to work like it use to, i cleaned out the fuild in the reservoir becuase it was almost like grease, than put some synthetic stuff in there. now i push my cluch in and it fells like I'm not even movign anything till it's at least half way in, and now when I go into reverse I'll have my cluch al the way in but it still grides, and i have drided 3ed about 5 times now, is my cluch shot or is it not working right?
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I finally have my second motor in my car, go to start it and... it turns over, starts, idles ok for a second and starts reving like it taking off to outerspace. I had to kill it. tried again, same thing. Odd thing it didn't run rough (ie bad timing) and it started right up, it just wanted to rev up like a dyno run without my foot on the gas. Its a 280 with FI and pretty much everything have been apart, so I just need to know if anyone knows what I should look at to narrow this down. I hope it didn't damage the motor... HELP HELP HELP any one in Dallas is more then welcome to stop by and check it out, It's quite a sight at present... Bryan:mad:
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Story: was at a driving event and in the middle I notice my clutch is engaging really wierd, I had to push it all the way down to get it to engage. I pull into the pits, its very very low on clutch fluid so I fill it up. I go back out, its spongy then starts to stiffen up. Then I go dry again, and can not shift at all. So I add fluid and Bleed the clutch, This works until I notice it going spongy again. I call it quits then. That is whats leaking, for reference, that picture is taken upside down. The J on Japan is facing the rear of the car. When I push down the clutch a jet of fluid will squirt out of their. It leaks out of that rubber boot.
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Will a taillight from a '71 240Z fit on a '72 240Z? Is there any difference in the bolt/screw arrangement or fit between the 1971 and 1972 models taillights? Thanks in advance for help.
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I own a 1973 Australian delivered 240Z. I ask the following question???? When cornering hard left in the 240Z, fuel leaks out of the "overflow" tube that exits from the "Petrol filler neck" which is the main tube used when filling the car. The "overflow" tube is a breather tube, and sits behind the rear wheel. Due to the forces of inertia, during hard left turn, the fuel in the tank is pushed to the right and up the filler neck, where it enters this "overflow" tube and ends up spraying out the back of the car!. Presents a problem when friends are following you!!. Can I block this hose off? or do I need to get a one-way valve to allow the tank to breathe?. Has anyone el…
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What is the difference between a n42 and a n34 head? Whitch one is better?
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On my 260z when i go out for school in the morning(choke is electric not manual) the car doesnt reallly want to start it keeps droping down to 0rpm's and sometimes you have to hold the gas down to keep rpm's up for a bit till it catches and then the car will not drive well at all(it jerks and tries to die) until it gets to 150 Degrees or right in the middle of the temp gague... how can i fix this?
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does any one know the differance between exhaust headers i have a l26 i am putting in a 74 2+2the l26 was fitted to a 73 240 the l26 i pulled out of the 240 has e30 cast onto them and the ones of the 2+2 have n36 cast on them does any one know the differance because i cant seem to get the exhast onto the e30 manifold so b4 i go pullevery thing off is there a differance anyone...? doug
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Hey folks. I am a fairly new 240Z owner, and I had made a few calls to local shops in town about the price of a new carb... and DAMN. I had no idea these things were so expensive! I was quoted $500-600 for the su carbs...and $1200 for the Weber carbs! Is this accurate? Or are they just jerking my chain? If it is correct...do any of you know how I can get a used or reconditioned carb for less than that? HEEEELP!!!
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