Everything posted by AndrewG
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It works...
Two packs of unused OEM rear lights sealant as supplied with '99 spec lights. £15 including P&P.
To help you trace the fault here are the relevant pages from the '96 FSM which includes easier to read and follow wiring diagrams. Note that this is for a LHD car, so 'RH' where used is passenger side. el-144-148.pdf
You will need to trace the wiring for the passenger window. Have you got access to the FSM diagrams?
Window amp doesn't control passenger window.
Hopefully there is only one of them!
I thought Noel (Noz) was going to offer injector cleaning/testing?
Rest in Peace Mandy. Our thoughts and prayers go out to David and family. Andrew & Rebecca.
Best wishes on your Birthday!
On that theme, this is quite subtle:
Best wishes on your Birthday Joel!
Some say that he threw a punch, and that he appears to be at the end of the road. All we know is that he is Top Gear.
This may also be the problem: http://specialtyz.com/blog/?page_id=178
Best wishes on your Birthday!
Thank you all - much appreciated! Enjoying a weeks holiday on the north Norfolk coast.
The car won't actually be sold until the seller has received the payment agreed in the offer.
These links are from the Project 300ZX originally published in the Sport Compact Car magazine and cover amonst other things porting the VG30DETT. http://www.motoiq.com/MagazineArticles/ID/1508/Engine-Tech-Building-the-Nissan-VG30DETT-part-1.aspx http://www.motoiq.com/MagazineArticles/ID/1672/Engine-Tech-Building-the-Nissan-VG30DETT-part-2.aspx
Indeed it is!
Involves welding to caliper mounting hub lug:
Sad news indeed. At 105 he had a good run and leaves behind a legacy which we all enjoy each time we drive our cars.
The Koyo radiator will work with fan cowling and lower mounts without modification. The stock bonnet strut brackets will need to be swapped L/R so they clear the end tanks and notched to grip the radiator top lip (there are also aftermarket brackets available for straight fit).
Best wishes to all three of you!
Works fine, compared to OEM sealant easier to fix lights in place and when removing them. Doesn't damage the plastic of the lights and puts much less strain on the fixing studs as the units are mounted in place. I also have two unused rolls of OEM sealant that came with the '99 specs that you can have for £15 all in.
