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Any chance you can PM the .pdf file

I work at Mawson Lakes (shift work) so could call in on my through George

Hi Chris, Don't suppose you still have one available do you? George Morphett Vale 5162

Hi beandip, do you still have the .pdf file. If so any chance you can email it to me. Cheers George

black beaut - in the pic you attached to your post does the suspension have a "bumpsteer spacer" installed, and if so where did you source this from ???

Spot one....fuel lines are identical in size:ermm:

Yeh took me about 3 hours to remove everything. PITA but so what did I expect for a 30 year old car.........just used lotsa WD40 and a "rattle gun"

so is the setup I have the way the 240Z is ???

Bingo.........found the wires a green and a black. Seems the PO must have opened up the insulation about 3 inches back and put some more tape back on ..... The car is going to have a complete wiring overhaul anyway but at least I know it was there to start with Cheers everyone for their help on this

So where would the wiring for the pump be routed - the fuel sender wiring comes from the rear of the boot area r/h side

thanks for the pics...but sadly no evidence that they it was ever there. I also cannot find any find any spare wires for the elctrival supply. The wiring loom to the sender unit just has 2 wires, no spares or remains of other wiring..........

Well the compliance plate shows 5/74 and the VIN number is RS30-000874

Just removed the fuel tank from my '74 260Z and suprised by what I see. I was always led to believe reading through this and other "Z" forums that the 260Z had an electric fuel pump at the rear. In addition having read the FSM for the 260Z it quite clearly shows a "Fuel Liquid separator" and additional plumbing of 2 ventilation hoses, none of which are fitted to my car. Anyone got any ideas about this tank ?? is it off a 240Z ??

thanks mt 240350

Any know what the Ohm range is for the 74 260Z ? or anyone got an idea how to measure it ??