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i just bought a 71 240Z and it doesn't run right now. i tryed to start it and it sounded like it was trying to start, but it just draind the bat. i want to rebuild the motor before trying agian, but have no clue where to go. if any one has a suggestion on where i should go, i would like to here from ya. thanx

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Welcome to the club!

There are a ton of people with massive doses of Z knowledge here!

The best starting places are searching the threads here, and

And Tom Monroes book on Amazon Rebuild your Nissan OHC engine

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1931128030?tag=hls30com-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1931128030&adid=0VV0FDM1Q6E373RZ2JNN&

Wick Humbles Book on Amazon Rebuild your Datsun Z

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1931128022?tag=hls30com-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1931128022&adid=1FYAVP6WBSX6QA0D7HPP&

A Factory Service Manual (FSM) wouldn't hurt either!

Will

PS post pictures when you get the chance!

All 240Zs came with dual carbs-licensed Sus.

If yours are in good shape, a tuneup will answer your question with a smile, if not, send the carbs to Ztherapy for either a body exchange or full rebuild, and the smile will be forthcoming!

Will

PS no noo nooo single carbs bad. dual carbs good, tripples with cam upgrades and more better(no tripples without changing a cam or more internals)!

cool, i have just read like three things on like ebay, and places like that where people where selling there carbs and stuff cause they where changing to a single system
Don't believe everything you read. Especially on eBay.

i was reading some of the old posts from everyone on how you can tell if the motor is original or not, and someone showed some pics of the two plates, i dont really know how to explane it, but i cant tell what is on them to see what motor it is. is there another way?

You need to look at the engine block-right where it meets the head on the spark plug side, the sive and type of enfine will be stamped into machined flats in this area.

Will

You need to look at the engine block-right where it meets the head on the spark plug side, the sive and type of enfine will be stamped into machined flats in this area.

Will

Damn Will you are starting to talk like your kid!

Live, Please dont take this the wrong way. It would be in your best interest to find somebody to help you.

Wow, I swear I haven't been drinking! Looks like the wobbly fingers have struck again!

Maybe I would be better off turning on the voice recognition software...

Will

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