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Hey fellas!

I dropped the car off at the shop today for a little inspection and now I've got a new list of parts to find. Any help is appreciated.

 

Need:

Radiator- I read about a N14-15 Radiator fitting from a nissan pulsar. anyone know what ones will work?

Brake Master Cylinder- the shop found one for $150. Links to cheaper options?

Output shaft seal for transmission- not even sure where to start looking

 

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Starting with the last first National 2016 oil seal, can pickup at Reilly's, or Amazon- has pictures of seal, any parts place carrying National Oil Seals. Rockauto has them.

Brake Master Cylinder RockAuto has them for about $57.00 + shipping

And the first thing last,   http://www.ebay.com/itm/KINGDOM-BRAND-NEW-1-HIGH-QUALITY-RADIATOR-Nissan-200SX-NX-Sentra-2-0-L4-/120884241745?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c25432551I bought this one for Smurf.

I asked the same in this thread and got an answer, but don't remember who..sorry

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What shop did you take it to?$$$

Always start here with your 1200 questions.

Your car is looking good, Did you ever get that drivers side door hinge / padlock issue worked out?

You need to come out to a few meets this summer.

 

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=Radiator

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=Brake_master_cylinder

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=60-series_Transmission#Output_Shaft

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Starting with the last first National 2016 oil seal, can pickup at Reilly's, or Amazon- has pictures of seal, any parts place carrying National Oil Seals. Rockauto has them.

Brake Master Cylinder RockAuto has them for about $57.00 + shipping

And the first thing last,   http://www.ebay.com/itm/KINGDOM-BRAND-NEW-1-HIGH-QUALITY-RADIATOR-Nissan-200SX-NX-Sentra-2-0-L4-/120884241745?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c25432551I bought this one for Smurf.

I asked the same in this thread and got an answer, but don't remember who..sorry

 

thank you Morrison! As always, you had all the answers.

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What shop did you take it to?$$$

Always start here with your 1200 questions.

Your car is looking good, Did you ever get that drivers side door hinge / padlock issue worked out?

You need to come out to a few meets this summer.

 

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=Radiator

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=Brake_master_cylinder

http://datsun1200.com/modules/mediawiki/index.php?title=60-series_Transmission#Output_Shaft

I took it to budd and co. They couldn't find too many parts so they just gave me a list of things to track down. I'll just order the parts and have my mechanic buddy to swap everything out unless the shop gives me a good quote.

 

I did get that hinge and it's all sorted out. The window regulator is shot, the locking mechanism stopped workin, and I need to smooth out some dents, so the door isn't 100, but the hinge is holdin strong.

 

Is there an email list I can get on for the events? I'm always a day late/ dollar short. I need to connect w peeps who can show me how to upgrade this beast.

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Has anyone had issues with the side indicator lamp bulbs rusting and getting stuck? I was gunna swap out a burnt bulb today and the old one just fell apart and the metal piece is stuck inside. Am I better off getting a whole new light assembly or is there a trick to getting the bastard out?

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You may try using a small pair of needle nose pliers, and grab hold of whats left of the base and turn, wiggle, shout and cuss. Once you remove the base, of the broken bulb, you can see how bad off the base of the lamp is, a very small Dremel wire wheel will often clean the socket. Check the contact in the bottom of the socket, it should be clean and bright. Sometime it's easier to remove the lamp from the car, and you can try a penetrating fluid to loosen the broken base as well. The gasket holds the lamp assembly to the fender, seals the water out-BUT after 45 years they tend to be less pliable. You may want to remove the stainless steel trim ring and clean the gasket. Maintenance, it's a Datsun thing!

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 Maintenance, it's a Datsun thing!

 

Yes I am learning that  :thumbup: . I wish i had a garage so I could really take things apart without worrying about putting them back before I lose daylight. Are there such things as garage timeshares? 

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No, but garages do come up for rent in your part of Seattle from time to time, or start knocking on doors of senior citizens, some of them no longer drive and are looking for extra income. BUT it's been awhile since I lived there- great place to be with this kinda weather!!

Doug

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I know it probably doesn't need to be said but, if you are going to leave the lamp in the car while removing the broken bulb..........disconnect the battery. B)

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I have blue/white smoke coming from the exhaust. I read that it could be the piston rings or a valve stem seal. I've got a meeting with the mechanic on Sunday so I will have him take a look. 

 

Might try pulling the plugs first? In my experience, worn oil control rings usually foul the plugs quickly. Worn valve stem seals create lots of smoke but not fouled plugs. 

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Radiator showed up like this. Will it be a problem??? UUumJjp.png

 

 

Might try pulling the plugs first? In my experience, worn oil control rings usually foul the plugs quickly. Worn valve stem seals create lots of smoke but not fouled plugs. 

Great Tip! Thank you.

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Might try pulling the plugs first? In my experience, worn oil control rings usually foul the plugs quickly. Worn valve stem seals create lots of smoke but not fouled plugs. 

 

I've also had a bad PCV valve cause smoking on my old 1200 sedan, one of the easier things to rule out too.

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It's a connector for cooling an automatic transmission model, not applicable for your 1200. Check the lower tank for damage-cracks??

The brass connectors are fairly soft, probably OK. You can plug then off/cut them off flush with the gland nuts, they may not be in the way of mounting your radiator. You may want to check out a Sentra, in your local parts pick n pull for rubber isolators and mounting brackets for ideas on mounting your radiator.

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