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ScramblerX

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  1. Just picked up a ratty datsun 260z - was set up with dual webbers but one of the webbers has been stolen.

    Looking for any carb setup to get it going cheaply. I have a buddy who can rebuild them for me so poor condition is fine.

  2. 12 minutes ago, ZHoob2004 said:

    The compressor and the idler pulley both mount to the same bracket, and that pulley is only there to adjust tension on the compressor. You can remove all of them with no issues.

     

    It'll be a lot more obvious once you're there looking at it.

    Awesome! Thats exactly what i was thinking but didn't want to under-think it.

  3. I'm going to remove my non-working a/c unit in my 75 280z. I did take a look at the FSM and it seems pretty simple for the engine bay but i wanted to confirm i could remove both the compressor pulley and the idle pulley as well - leaving only the (1) belt for alternator and water pump.

     

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    thanks

  4. On 6/25/2018 at 9:22 AM, ZHoob2004 said:

    It's a sealed system, so if it leaks any fluid there's something wrong. Luckily the whole clutch system in these cars is easily accessible and really inexpensive to replace, so even if you do all of it you're not out much.

     

    When you've replaced the cylinder, bleed it just like you would your brakes.

    Thanks for the advice,

    I ordered a set including the clutch master, slave and hoses and hopefully that will fix it up.

    Also got some oil, coolant, and spark plugs - so its going to be a productive weekend.

  5. On 6/22/2018 at 10:07 AM, ZHoob2004 said:

    Sounds like your clutch isn't disengaging. Get someone to push the clutch in and watch the slave cylinder/lever to see if they move. If they don't, or it moves a little, check your master cylinder for fluid and bleed out any bubbles. If it does move, then something might be wrong with clutch itself, the release bearing, or the collar.

    So i took a look at the car over the weekend. The Slave seemed to be moving okay but is was leaking alot of fluid. I'm thinking i'll replace it and flush the system and see if that helps.

  6. 1 hour ago, ZHoob2004 said:

    Sounds like your clutch isn't disengaging. Get someone to push the clutch in and watch the slave cylinder/lever to see if they move. If they don't, or it moves a little, check your master cylinder for fluid and bleed out any bubbles. If it does move, then something might be wrong with clutch itself, the release bearing, or the collar.

    Great - thanks for the help.

    I'll look into it tonight.

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