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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
Seeing that Z up on jackstands with no wheels makes me feel a little better about my Z project... At least it has the wheels on...
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
There are two in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985). Maybe 3... That white car in the distance looks promising...
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Transmission bolts
They've been the source for most of the parts I've bought for this project and that looks to continue.
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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ArcticFoxCJ started following Transmission bolts
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Transmission bolts
Hey guys, I've got some replacement parts for the transmission, like a new shift fork boot and throwout bearing (now installed on the sleeve). I wanted to get all new bolts to reattach the transmission to the engine so I ordered them from ZCar Depot. I just want to give these guys a big public shout out. I got this E-mail: I think it was really cool that they checked it with me. I don't mind of course. Not like the bolts will be visible once it's all back together anyhow, but I know it might be an issue for some folks so it made sense for them to contact me to check. I just wanted to give them some recognition. Never had a bad experience with these folks yet.
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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ArcticFoxCJ changed their profile photo
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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Z Cars On TV And In Movies
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Am I looking at a monster vacuum leak here?
So I was able to get the plug at the end of the EGR gallery opposite where the EGR valve would be. Looks like it's entirely jam packed with this material. From the one plug I was able to get out earlier, showing the port from the EGR gallery to the manifold, it looks like somebody soldered the ports shut and then packed this stuff into the manifold that really does seem like casting sand. ... or it was like that from the factory. ::shrug::
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Am I looking at a monster vacuum leak here?
Thanks. yeah to access the other ports I'll need to get the other plugs out. Seems like my 10mm hex bit is just a little too small, so I have an 11mm impact coming tomorrow and I'll get out the rest with that. I think if any of the ports are open I'll block them off to save the manifold. I'd hate to waste the money I already spent at the machine shop on this one. Not a sunk cost fallacy if I can actually save it.
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Am I looking at a monster vacuum leak here?
So I am able to feel one of the ports with my finger on the throttle body end, and when trying to push a bent wire down through to see if it was clear, I was unable. Here's what it looks like from the throttle body port (second pic is zoomed in)
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Am I looking at a monster vacuum leak here?
yeah I dug out a bunch more of the material. This is what it looks like at the bottom: That's aluminum in there. So either this has been plugged, or that really was casting sand and Datsun was cheating a bit when manufacturing these... So... if they're all like this, then I can use this manifold.