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Patcon

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  1. The centering nut was loose on the one carb. You will need to get the needle centered in the nozzle and then tighten that up. Otherwise the needle will drag on the nozzle, wearing it out and causing things to hang up
  2. Ztherapy might sell you the linkage I have found the reason they hang up is usually the wrong fuel lines to the nozzle or the long bar is misadjusted and is pulling the nozzle to one side, jamming it in the carb body
  3. You always need extras!! That's why we hoard stuff... You're missing the choke linkage bar. The part that moves is the fuel nozzle. It moves down as a choke to add more fuel when the car is cold. They both need to move the same way when on the car and relatively the same amount. Pay attention when you get them on the car, they can stick in the down position and cause idle issues
  4. You are so close! You've really made good time...
  5. I agree with zKars. If its not broke, don't break it. There are a great many recommendations in the FSM, some I do, some I dont. Our modern head gaskets may not require it, the new headbolts might not require it. I can think of a few reasons it might have been SOP in the 60's but not now. In my might there is no upside to retorquing, only downside...
  6. The cars that bring serious money are clean original paint cars for the most part. If you paint it, I think you lose most of that. Motorman7 might be able to help you bring it up. He has a very good body man. It can be a nice car but I'm not sure you'll be any money ahead to paint it versus the way it sits. Zed is right, the more paper history you have the better and one owner helps too. The poor paint condition really discounts it IMO
  7. Patcon replied to Patcon's topic in 510
    Thanks site, I will do some more looking at those
  8. Patcon replied to Patcon's topic in 510
    @240260280 Can you hoover up any leads on generic clips?
  9. Very clean looking
  10. Did you fab the bracket from scratch GK?
  11. Patcon replied to Patcon's topic in 510
    If Jim has spare ones, that would be great. Part of my thinking was to find a suitable replacement wouldn't require removing them from a possibly functional part...
  12. You can get a new data tag the car is titled to you
  13. No idea!! Amazing some of the numbers these cars have brought this year
  14. There are several really good build threads on the site that should have enough pictures to walk you through. Look at some of "motorman7"s build threads
  15. Patcon replied to AK260's topic in Exhaust
    and you either have an exceptionally large bladder or you peed outside a lot!!!
  16. Patcon replied to Patcon's topic in 510
    Its a datsun 510 heater I dont believe these are on any of the Zs Thanks, anyway
  17. Patcon replied to Patcon's topic in 510
    I thought about Zkars He's bailed me out many times. I thought somebody my have a line on an aftermarket source
  18. Patcon posted a topic in 510
    Cody took the heater apart a year and a half ago. Since he hasn't learned this lesson yet, he misplaced the hardware. I bought new fasteners from Belmetric but we need these clips. Any idea on a source for these?
  19. The first stuff you drained looked red not orange like rust. I think your acetone stripped alot more out (the black bucket) I believe someone sealed but didn't get it all the way cured. It needs to be really cured before you add gasoline ( a strong solvent) back into the equation. I used a tank sealer from Caswell that I like a lot. It's a two part epoxy and very tough
  20. Is it possible to get a state side member to ship it to you?
  21. Have you thought about trying a run with no trumpets to see what happens? It's free...
  22. Paltec should have taken care of this. May need to look but not right away in my opinion
  23. Looks like "red coat" in the tank. Its coming out with the fuel. The acetone made it worse. The tank coating is coming out. Needs redoing properly. Might not be the main problem but will need fixing now
  24. If the mixture nuts are all the way up, the needle valves are stuck open or the floats are set too high
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