720Girl

Can someone please tell me why I can't see any photos in any thread?!

So, when I got my truck it didn't come with the windshield wiper motor or reservoir so I picked them both up for about $15 at my local junk yard. How can I go about installing this. I have a 1980 Datsun 720 with an '83 Z24 motor and tranny.

Hey bottomwatcher, I am proud to say I am! After the final adjustments made to the carburetor and replacing both the intake and exhaust ignition coils, cleaning off the ends of my spark plugs and replacing the battery terminal wires, she drives like a top! It has been such a long journey but I couldn't have done it without the help of this forum and it's active members! Thank you for asking, you rock! :)

I know this post is old but what does it mean when a distributor is 180 out?

Guess what it was! My O2 sensor was unplugged! :O

Boxcar, if you still have your lift kit I would gladly send you a big box!

Well, usually when starting my truck the battery, oil, seatbelt and sensor light would be on until I turned over the engine. Now the only light that comes on is my seatbelt light? And she's getting harder to start like there's a short in the battery? Could this be my alternator?

It stays moving forward I believe.

I will check tomorrow on the possibility of a switch being by/under/around the clutch pedal. As far as the choke on the carb, it opens just fine and is open about halfway by the time the engine dies down.

I guess to make things more clear, I have to have the clutch pushed slightly towards the floor, and I'm emphasizing on the slightly part. Like barely pushed in at all just to keep the beast growling so to speak. But while doing this in any gears besides 4th I hear an on again, off again grinding sound coming from the transmission.

Yes, the sight glass is showing about half full of gas.

Resurrect from the grave!

When I am not in gear the truck warms up and then stalks out. When I am in gear and cruising down the road,no matter what gear I'm in, if I completely let the clutch out the truck comes almost to a complete halt.