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SteveJ

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  1. Okay, I was looking from the top down and saw the gauge illumination first. I hate it when they duplicate wire colors like that.
  2. How far from the fuse did it change color? RL should be for gauge illumination.
  3. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    I guess the next question, Jim, is "Can Buna-N be milled down to size from a bar?" Chas, do you have any idea?
  4. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    Only if you let us know what resin it was.
  5. Dave Irwin has retro-fitted taillights with arrays of LEDs.
  6. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    If you measured that with a thermometer, yes, that is probably too high. The correct thermostat is Nissan part number 21200-V0105. You can remove the thermostat and test it. It should open at 170 degrees F (or is it 160?). Directions on testing are in the FSM.
  7. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    That's too bad. I was hoping they found some lying about. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true.
  8. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    I saw this on eBay: Nissan Hitatchi Su Float for Datsun 510 Roadster Z Car and Others | eBay
  9. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    If you are worried about your temperature, measure it with a thermometer. Most likely the gauge is not calibrated.
  10. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Electrical
    Contact Oliver at Z Specialties. Z Specialties Online Store - If we don't have it in stock, we can get it! Have the build date (month/year) of your car handy.
  11. Here's a link to all of the details: Caffeine and Octane Atlanta's Best Car Show
  12. That can be arranged some time. If you make it down to Caffeine & Octane some time, there's usually a few early Zs around. The next one is July 7.
  13. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Internet Finds
    Yeah, it only took 5 seconds for me to keep on moving when I saw this. It can't be too far from me, but I don't have enough curiousity to waste the petrol.
  14. Are you in the Cumming area, too? I'm in Northeast Forsyth County. From the description, it sounds about like a parts car.
  15. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Electrical
    I would have to take a look at my stock to see exactly what could be blocking the action of the switch.
  16. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Interior
    See page FE-5 in the 1976 FSM.
  17. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    In the states, it's on TV this time.
  18. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    Welcome. In its stock configuration, a 260Z had dual Hitachi carburetors that were a modification on the Skinners Union (SU) design. There was no turbocharger. There have been many turbocharger kits on the market. Are there any sort of identifying marks on the manifold to indicate its manufacturer? I'll pass on addressing this. Pay a locksmith. To learn more about your car, download a copy of the factory service manual (FSM). The link is below. It can help you identify what the previous owners have modified.
  19. Actually, the wiring from the 72 is different in many areas including around the fuse box and steering column.
  20. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    Where is the car located?
  21. The swap for the 73 240Z, 260Z & 280Z is something I'm going to be looking at in the future. I am interested in getting better integration with the intermittent function. At least I can test my theories out on the 240Z & 260Z.
  22. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Electrical
    Thank you, Mike. Now that I have a better camera and a lot more switches to play with, I was thinking of re-doing that one. I liked your animated GIF, too. I agree about not flattening the rockers. That won't improve the operation of the switch.
  23. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Electrical
    You can cool off components using a can of dust-off or similar product. Just hold the can upside down when spraying on the component (such as the ECU), so you spray a liquid on it. The liquid will evaporate quickly, cooling off the component. That will help with the diagnosis.
  24. SteveJ posted a post in a topic in Electrical
    Turn Signal Repair | Fiddling With Z Cars
  25. Caffeine and Octane pictures are posted: Caffeine and Octane ? June 2013: Here Comes the?Clouds? (344 pictures) | Steve's CARtography There were some interesting cars today, including a car made in 1900, a 240SX with an LT1 V8, and a Tesla Model S.
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