hucklefish Posted August 2, 2023 Report Share Posted August 2, 2023 (edited) In the middle of trying to figure out my options for upgrading or rebuilding the brakes on my 520, I found this: http://www.bluehandsvideo.com/uploads/4/4/3/5/4435437/datsun_interchange_1966-78.pdf I think I understand how this manual works, but could somebody correct me if I've got this wrong? On page 18 (520 index), for '66-69 front brake assembly, it says 304. On page 40 under "304 FRONT BRAKE ASSY" I see parts numbers for RH and LH assemblies and the years and models these part numbers were used in ('66-69 520 and '69-72 521) From this I gather that I can use a front brake assembly for a 521 interchangeably with my original one, and I assume therefore that parts of that assembly are generally interchangeable as well, with some variations. The carpartsmanual diagrams show 3 part numbers for the '65-72 520/521 RH front brake assembly, so this seems to confirm that. Since carpartsmanual lists both a 3/4" and a 13/16" cylinder and the inerchange manual only lists 3/4", I assume I just have to know what part I have before I order. This wasn't a great example, because carpartsmanual combines the 520 and 521 brake parts. But scanning randomly, I find that "1126 HEATER CORE" was used in the '66-67 411 as well as the '66-72 520/521: Comparing carpartsmanual diagrams confirms they share the same part number, at least up until 9/68: AND So I should be able to swap a 411 heater core for my 520 heater core. Did I do that right? Next question, in the interchange manual, does anybody know what notes like these are referring to? Who has/provides "our #972" Third question - interchange means equivalent or identical parts, right? Not necessarily just parts that fit either model. Has anybody ever tried compiling a list of parts that can be swapped in a broader sense, as in they fit but may not be equivalent or identical? Thanks Edited August 2, 2023 by hucklefish Quote Link to comment
]2eDeYe Posted December 4, 2023 Report Share Posted December 4, 2023 On 8/1/2023 at 9:54 PM, hucklefish said: In the middle of trying to figure out my options for upgrading or rebuilding the brakes on my 520, I found this: http://www.bluehandsvideo.com/uploads/4/4/3/5/4435437/datsun_interchange_1966-78.pdf I think I understand how this manual works, but could somebody correct me if I've got this wrong? On page 18 (520 index), for '66-69 front brake assembly, it says 304. On page 40 under "304 FRONT BRAKE ASSY" I see parts numbers for RH and LH assemblies and the years and models these part numbers were used in ('66-69 520 and '69-72 521) From this I gather that I can use a front brake assembly for a 521 interchangeably with my original one, and I assume therefore that parts of that assembly are generally interchangeable as well, with some variations. The carpartsmanual diagrams show 3 part numbers for the '65-72 520/521 RH front brake assembly, so this seems to confirm that. Since carpartsmanual lists both a 3/4" and a 13/16" cylinder and the inerchange manual only lists 3/4", I assume I just have to know what part I have before I order. This wasn't a great example, because carpartsmanual combines the 520 and 521 brake parts. But scanning randomly, I find that "1126 HEATER CORE" was used in the '66-67 411 as well as the '66-72 520/521: Comparing carpartsmanual diagrams confirms they share the same part number, at least up until 9/68: AND So I should be able to swap a 411 heater core for my 520 heater core. Did I do that right? Next question, in the interchange manual, does anybody know what notes like these are referring to? Who has/provides "our #972" Third question - interchange means equivalent or identical parts, right? Not necessarily just parts that fit either model. Has anybody ever tried compiling a list of parts that can be swapped in a broader sense, as in they fit but may not be equivalent or identical? Thanks Paging Mike Klotz Quote Link to comment
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