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Will pick it up on behalf of CAF tomorrow Cheers PB
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Hi Yes, it requires specialist equipment to “gas up” the A/C. Most older systems are not compatible with modern A/c gasses. Recomendation ? Not sure where you are located but Barrie Auto Elec in Hornsby is great and has worked on a few Z’s Cheers PB
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Rudolfs 2+2: The gleaming emerald......
PB260Z replied to CroS13's topic in Members Project(s) Journal
Hi Rudi Are you running 2+2 spring hats in the rear ? The rears for the 2+2 are about an inch taller than fronts or 2 seater rears. I changed to standard ones - made all the difference. Just a though PB -
Hi Pete Congratulations good things take time. Getting the body & chassis back together is huge step in the long restoration process. Cheers PB
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Welcome Ben Looks like a good base to work off. Glad to hear you are getting help from the forum members, that is what this is all about -Donations are always greatly appreciated and can be made via the paypal link or sending a PM to @gav240z. Cheers PB
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as others have suggested don't go looking for problems. From my experience with private inspectors, albeit in NSW, most inspectors will be looking for things that look out place or missing. Just make sure that there no visible blanked hoses and all vacuum line points have a hose connected to them, even if that hose just disappears into the engine bay and is blocked Cheers PB
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I have just have the one of Supercheap Auto ones, have used to hold a complete L28, including manifolds. Never had a problem with it Cheers PB
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Best Method To Fit Nlr-132 Twin Fused Relay.
PB260Z replied to zeds4ever's topic in Electrical systems
Hi No, didn’t do a diagram and as I hav sold the car can’ get you any pictures either. Sorry Cheers -
I too have a set of JIS screwdrivers - they are an absolute game changer when working on japanese carbies the alike. Cheers PB
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Congrats Gav & Maria Life will never be the same again, it will be so much better. Parenthood is an amazing experience. Cheers PB
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Pinned
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Hi re the emergency key hole. It usually in the drivers handle. Not hidden but just not noticeable. This image is a LC200
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Hi Iridium plugs are all about longer life. Changing plugs in some modern cars can take a few hours. As an example, the BRZ/86 requires you to loosen engine mounts in order to have the plugs clear the chassis rails. Cheers PB
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Hi That is exactly what Andy is looking for. It actually for my old bus which Andy purchased recently. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers PB
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Hi Andy I am not sure that this core will suit your car. The hard lines are different, the 260 one has a long tail. It may well possible to make it fit, but I don’t believe it is a straight fit. Cheers PB
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Hi Kings Lowered all round, with 2 seater strut hats on the rear Wheels are 15" Cheers PB
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The Bus is now in Melbourne (Cheltenham area) with Vic plates and has had a good clean. The new owner, Andrew, is taking great care of her Cheers
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Cars For Sale (3rd Party Sites) Ebay, Carsales etc..
PB260Z replied to gav240z's topic in Cars For Sale
That seems amazingly cheap for a low numbered car. I would imagine there are all kinds of issues hiding under that paint, -
Hi Gav It is mixed emotions for me, but the reality is that in the last 12 months I have put less than 100kms on it. The new project ? I really don't know, I have a few thoughts, and they all have 4 wheels. Cheers PB
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Hi The bus has sold, and is actually returning to Melb. Now on to the next project. Cheers PB
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Hi Bridge the wires for starter interlock, these are among a group of 4 bullet connectors in the engine bay near the firewall on the right hand side sort if below the clutch master cylinder (2 are kickdown & 2 two are interlock) in my car the starter interlock were Black with a Yellow trace. The kickdown wires can be left as is. Cheers PB
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I have been camping at Mt. Panorama for over 20 years and can assure that it often has “four seasons in one day”