Medallion Man

LOL, not sure what these have to do with LEDs..... anyway, here is a link to clear corners (for those who are interested).. http://www.clearcorners.com/products/nissan/300zx2/ I was looking at these a few years back for my Supra.... but Ohhhh wayyyy tooooo expensive.... Graham your idea for a cheaper alternative is really good, I'd be in on it or at least be up for a set............:)

this one http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201008353484286/sort/priceasc/usedcars/model/300_zx/make/nissan/page/1/postcode/tq27de/radius/100?logcode=p or this one http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201010354162625/sort/priceasc/usedcars/model/300_zx/make/nissan/page/1/postcode/tq27de/radius/100?logcode=p

total class......:thumbup1::lol::laugh::lol::laugh:

I've also done mine.... so I can use/flash the main beam and the HID's stay on.... I'll be fitting my front fogs soon and will use them to flash at people when the HIDs are not on. Will most likely do the full mod when I get some time.

So have you done any of the fixes for the low beam HIDs when you flash the mains?

Ah, I see... yeah not a good idea to have HID main beams if you want to flash them (and want them to last ).... unless you flash the front FOG lights (lol as long as you have them and they're not HID's as well) :)

yeah, slightly different types of fixes for this.... you never "lose the ability to flash the headlights" it's just not ideal to flash the high beams when it will turn off the HIDs... The "one earthed wire" will fix this only for when the HIDs are on.... if you have no lights on at all then that fix will flash both the main ands HIDs.. not good for HID longevity.... Here in the UK (the roads are very different to in Oz) and due to this drivers regular flash their high beams to invite other drivers to go/proceed from an obstruction or pull in front of them (in contradiction to the road rules). So we find ourselves flashing our lights a lot…. The full fix (link bellow) is the best way… but requires more work…. http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=117007&referrerid=16305

:laugh: nice to hear you got it done unscathed....

vandex.... mix it like a really wet cement and paint it on...look it up on the web.... you might have to go to a builders merchant...

It seems to be that the TV people think that we are a load of idiots that prefer to watch "car crash TV", cheap and nasty crap....... About time they got rid of the TV licence and all its overheads and just took it off our tax like other grown up countries do. Oh, and definitely get rid of some of this junk they insist on shoving down our necks...lol...

lol......

thanks guys... yeah found the post...looks good... mine is an import.... will try it next weekend when I'm off.... got a few things to sortout... cheers

That's exactly where mine is leaking... right at the front under the cover and under the accelerator linkage... I can see it's damp around the pipe.... I used a torch to find it.... I nipped it up a bit and it seemed to stop but has come back, got the hose and will replace it as soon as possible.... a bit of a pain to get to..lol...

LOL.... the key was the quotes..... thanks..... :)

LOL… could someone please direct me to the idiots guide for door card removal….. I had a go the other day (with how hard could it be, on my mind) but was flummoxed and gave up. I’ve searched and looked in the Service manual and the how to’s but can’t get a clear picture/instructions…. Cheers….

now that will be one beast of a 240.... good luck mate, sounds great....

I don't think you can tell from the photo, the other connections could be further back... anyway there does seem to be other pipes coming off it. After taking the rad out I would most definitely cap off the open end of the valves or run some hep or eayfit plastic pipe between them just in case they leak (that would also solve the problem if removing the rad does stop the flow, but I can't see someone installing it like that). If you've got a header tank in the loft the system will be gravity fed and so not a high pressure but a newer system fed from the mains will be running at 1 bar (at least) and the valves may just not be good enough to stop any leaks. good luck.

Yeah, ditto.... and hope you are back to normal soon..... :)

some pics..... (same as in the other post....) moved cars for better pic....

some pics..... moved cars for better pic....

LOL... agreed.... is our society so sad that we really want to know (as a headline) about this kind of crap .....

LOL... I've got a mate with one as well..... maybe if you post what you got in the for sale section.... with pics if possible :)

had about 3 hours of it in Cardiff... stopped now and all gone..... good!!! LOL....

Thanks..... he has PM'd me as well.... cheers.

where are you?