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Should be ok, I think. I want to start with the Spoiler and move forwards.

Today's latest. I have a working heater! OMG, it feels so good to have warm air come out of the fan vents!

Well... I like it.

Can this be purchased from repco etc? I would love it this week.

Actually, just found the one my mate had. It was a 280zx released by nissan and was fuel powered. Like a go kart.

Is this what it looks like? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Datsun-240z-260z-Thermostat-Manifold-By-Pass-Hose-NOS-/370782496882?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item56545be872&_uhb=1

Any further info on this? My mate had a plastic ride in 280zx. I am chasing up a ride on Datsun of the Z variety.

Hi guys, With winter fast approaching I require my heater working (it has only ever blown cold air). I need a new heater hose. It is located under the dash and runs from the fire wall to the heater maxtrix. I believe it is the longer of the two hoses in that position. Used is fine, if the condition is ok. Thanks Steve 0400126256

hey guys. where can i purchase the imsa body kit as shown on the yellow z?

No progress, just new photos. Actually I lied. I installed new rubber seals on the top of the door window frame. I got them from Clark Rubber (Type 51) and they are fantastic.

No, but I have worked in design for a few years. My alternator or regulator is dead, and I was thinking of going the RB30 unit, whats involved in the changeover.

Low res PDF of the manual is here! http://brandercreative.com.au/s30_resources/240Z_Manual_Lowres.pdf

Kachow!

You wouldn't trust a guy enough to do it for you? My partner and I both work in graphics/printing and would be able to do it without causing damage. But you would have to post it down. I would happily pay for registered post. Also, I have sent Ben the PDF to host, once it is online, if you guys see any errors (apart from it being US) let me know. For example, if there should be a blank page in certain places etc.

So, how much do I have to pay you to scan all the Japanese Fairlady Z stuff in at 300dpi and email me so I can do the same for this?

Well! Glad my problem has helped someone else!

Half A4! I was correct. Anyone want to host a low res copy online for me for people to view? I can send it to you today.

Got those dimensions guys? I have actually finished the project, but need the physical sizes.

It does seem to be the problem. It is also the only rewiring that hasn't been done since I have owned the car, so I guess now is a good time.

Excellent! That would be great

Hey guys, I put my car on the tow truck last night Not bad considering its the first time it has broken down on the side of the road since I have had it. Anyways, I know its electrical. The battery and starter motor have power (13 odd volts) but the volts meter and ignition have nothing. The fusible link seems to have turned to dust (dead set, the insulation plastic on the fuses crumbles when touched), but my question is, is this the first stop for power on the way to the ignition from the starter?

Hi Guys, I am well aware that there are PDF scans of oily, torn and fingerprinted glovebox handbooks out there. And I have downloaded them all But I am taking those crappy PDFs and restoring them to have reprinted in proper book form. However because they have only just been scanned in willy nilly they are not their original dimensions. Does anybody have a handbook they can physically measure? I had thought they might be 210mm wide x 148.5mm tall, but it seems like it might be smaller. All the pages I have have been restored now and I just need to put it in to my layout program and make sure all the pages are straight and aligned. This is a complete 240z handbook (56 pages) and I will be offering it for sale at print cost and the PDF will be free. Also... Does anybody have a Nissan HS30 Fairlady Z owners handbook or know where the PDF is?

Are the ebay clutches any good? There are a few on there and all seem to be from Australian sellers.

Will do. Today I finally bought the parts required to rebuild my hilux brakes so I can bolt them on!