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Yeah mate that's fine, but it came with slagging me off so y'know...

I'm pretty sure having checked codes myself that I do know what i'm talking about.

Can you fault what ive added to this thread?

Would you prefer if it came from JeffTT, because that's where the info came from. Eddie I did some digging and came up with this from the ebay cable: Comes with the free version of Nissan Consult which is limited but still useful. The full version doesn't cost much anyways. Worked fine for me and has been helpful. You can also load Nissan Datascan with it and it works.

Ah great news, back just in time for the end of year SE meet ;) :biggrin:

Youre right, was on mobile and should have checked. This was it

I know the interior door handles definitely were. My dad has a 4x4 Maverick and it has them, and also the london taxis have the same door handles also.

February or October for me, unfortunately can't do June.

You don't need software do pull codes. There is also this http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-14-Pin-Consult-II-OBD-DDL-Mini-USB-Diagnostics-Tool-For-Nissan-Z32-1989-2000-/281595813506?hash=item41906b1e82%3Ag%3A128AAOSwBahVeR5N&_trkparms=pageci%253A1d65aab6-9b5b-11e6-bc42-74dbd1800bbd%257Cparentrq%253A003b3c461580a2a405af841efff8eabd%257Ciid%253A1 But I have 0 idea if it actually works

Don't get me wrong I love 90s cars, the auto shifter just looks like something from a corrolla parts bin.

It was on Gumtree around August last year

Is this darkspot by the door the paint?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-NISSAN-300-ZX-NON-TURBO-BLACK-SPARES-OR-REPAIRS-/272398934471?hash=item3f6c3de1c7:g:4V0AAOSwI2xX8Ual Last year it still had no V5, now it has no ignition barrel whatsoever. It used to have both skirts and looks like the drivers side was hiding a mountain of rust. It also had an aero wing like my car which is now removed and rust under that... The only thing it looks like he has changed is put the right colour bumper on and put racing seats in it. I would have been gutted if I bought that lemon and then wasted £750 But... on the upside, it has less rust than my breaker :lol: I would say it's viable cost option for the diff, as the engine and tranny would sell, then you could sell the seats and exhaust and the money's nearly back, but is it worth that much effort for one diff?

Its an auto. It was the car I was going to buy last year, just waiting to pick it up. Boy I dodged a bullet on that one.

Is there a local band playing or is that your car sounding like a drum kit?

The subframe is useless without the diff though. Georgie French has a welded NA diff for sale on Facebook if it works in your track build. NA diffs have 4.1 ratios compared to 3.69 so have faster acceleration, shaving about 1s off the 0-60. That's why everyone wants then and why they're more expensive.

Yes but NA subframes are sought after so he's just trying to take advantage of that and make a buck. If you get stuck I will have a tt subframe as a last resort.

Some people use a hydraulic press, but when they are 20+ years old, corrosion makes them welded in there so often easier to mutilate them from what i've read.

You already posted that btw. The ConZult is the software/computer for scanning these car's ECUs and getting all fault codes and sensor information and what not. The cable is quite cheap on ebay but I don't know if it actually works properly or does what an actual conzult II is mean to do.

Any person in particular... Crosses fingers Only Joking. Its in settings mate http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/vbshout.php?do=profile&action=ignorelist

If you ever get one in the future then mate, don't buy a lemon ? ;)

Sorry Ben, im sure you can see it but you overspent on this car. I hope you can get back what you can and I'll let others cast their opinion now.

That's a very flat driveway...

That puts you closer to 2k then, did you fix all the rust?, I remember there are dents in the bodywork. Are they any other mechanical mishaps wrong with it then? If you clean it up really well, and rip that chrome strip stuff off, you may get £2500, but who knows, it's worth whatever a buyer is willing to pay.