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A Fram G3 is the filter most people use between the tank and the fuel pump, it's what I have, it's clear plastic. You can get them most anywhere for around $4. There has been some members that used an after market check valve, http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/open-zcar-discussion/41635-fuel-pump-check-valve.html. I've had a glass filter before my fuel rail for over a year without any problems.

You'll need a tetanus shot too.

Sell it and take your new relationship person on a nice vacation.

They're like my blue jeans I guess, they get tighter over time, so I'll have to keep them loosened up no matter what.

Wick Humble's book, page 194, talks about a recall for '78s "High-Idle Problems". I could scan it for you later today if it's something you haven't read. Mostly the PCV system re-routing and a newer PCV valve off a '79, cleaning the throttle plate and changing the return spring.

I googled the VIN# from mine and found a video telling all about the car and why he wanted to sale it, a retired Veteran that could hardly get in or out of it anymore much less work on it. Also a Photobucket account he created that had 40 pictures. I like the stories about these old cars.

Jenny's enthusiasm and Leon's knowledge got me to check the valves on my 240 I bought a few months ago. I use the "Fits or Don't Fit" method and all 12 were "Don't Fit" so I loosened them up and WOW, what a difference. Cranks on the first bump of the key, previously it took 3 and I just thought that was the way the choke works. Brought the idle down and it now has a slight lope. It's pulling between 17 and 18 off the brake booster vacuum bung. I'm very pleased to say the least. Thanks!

I removed that coolant block and my AAR works like it should. But I do live a little closer to the equator than you so I'm bowing out on this one.

What about that bolt in the thermostat housing everybody talks about going too far in? EDIT: that bolt hits the timing chain guide. SORRY

I'm a little slow, just saw this, now I'm wiping snot off my face from laughing.

I had to grind the sides of my 17 mm crows foot down quite a bit. Seems like it was hitting up against the next locking nut on #1. Jenny's happy, we're all happy.

Maybe one of your water pump bolts cracked the front cover? I hope you get that figured out.

Thanks Guys! I'll get mine sooner than later now, just need more $$. Always needing Datsun money.

dltalfa would you rate the difficulty of that once you've finished for me please, maybe 1 thru 10, 10 being the worst job ever. I've got to replace mine soon. Thanks, Cliff

Scroll all the way down and you'll see the decals and places to get them. XenonS30 - Painting Your Engine Banzai has more.

There's some restorations here; http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/open-zcar-discussion/47863-lime-green-machine-restoration-thread-1972-240z.html http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/open-zcar-discussion/48360-240z-rebuild-restoration-right-down-shell.html http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/open-zcar-discussion/48337-280z-rebuild-ground-up.html

Wow that's one heck of a car. He never cranked it though.

I read somewhere, Coutesey Nissan I think, those were available part #'s to 1975. My June of '72 does not have them either, probably from previous owners 10ft paint job. EDIT: Here's what I read http://shop.jdm-car-parts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=313

Now I have 4 wheel disc brakes, thanks Blue.

The Police are catching on to mine too. Every time I ride through a certain area (nice long straights) the howl must be way louder coming out the tail pipe than I realize because I always meet a patrol car on my way out. I have the MSA header and 2.5" system to and this is the one I think would work best for me. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-24215/

I used those too. Seems a lot more secure.

Congrats on 1,000 post Captain, 999 were probably helping one of us. There's a reason everyone needs at least 2, no spare parts. That's a good idea Madkaw.

I put the original steel wheels and hubcaps on my 240. They need repainting but I like them better. It makes the car look smaller.

I just found that old thread with those pictures. http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/help-me/12771-rear-hatch-hinge-seals-2.html Seems like the part number goes to 1973. Those pictures are of my '77 280, I'm about to go look at the '72 240. I was WAY off, sorry.

I'm confused too. I don't know which gasket your referring to but here are more pictures. Hope that they help. OK, your talking about seals not rubber gasket for weather stripping.