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Service Manual pointing t...
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Stock Crap that can be re...
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What size bolt needed to ...
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Fuel Injection Wiring bet...
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Nistune K-Constant Thread
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Z31 Engine Specs
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Door lock stuck |
Posted by: olaf.borowski@gmail.com - 06-02-2025, 01:01 PM - Forum: General S130 Chat
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Tried unlocking the passenger door from inside and outside and door won't unlock. Unlikely to get the door panel off without the door open. Anyone have any idea on how to open the door? Maybe window down and SlimJim? Any other method?
Thanks,
Olaf
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Service Manual pointing to wrong document |
Posted by: olaf.borowski@gmail.com - 06-02-2025, 12:58 PM - Forum: General S130 Chat
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Hi,
New to the forum. Have a 1983 Datsun 280Z and wanted to download the Service Manual. All worked, except the Steering section. The steering section point to AT.php, which is the automatic transmission section. It should probably be something like SS.php but I tried that and it didn't work. Can owner of this site please fix that?
Thanks a bunch,
Olaf
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Stock Crap that can be removed... |
Posted by: XenonZcar - 12-26-2024, 10:46 PM - Forum: General Z31 Discussion
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Every day now i see some noob who is staring at his stock engine bay full of Nissan smog glory and wandering what he can remove to make it easier to work on. Im going to make a list of what can be removed and still retain basic functionality of the VG30. Lots of people will not agree with what i put here for what ever reason etc. This is what can be removed/relocated in the z31 engine engine bay to clean things up and make it easier to work on. Note: You will not be smog legal if you follow my advice because lets face it if you have to smog test your 80's car you suck at life anyways.
The list: - A/C system Idle controls
- cold start valve and all associated lines and piping
- EGR
- AIV system
- Cruise control
- Vacuum canister
- Charcoal canister
- Windshield washer crap that most likely leaks anyways
- All the stupid vacuum hardlines that cross over the front of the motor
- On a NA vg30 you can reduce your vacuum lines down to one that goes to the FPR.
- Power steering-i actually like my PS so its staying
Anything that you remove from your stock car will have a sacrifice in some way or another. DON'T just start ripping shit off your car just because you get excited after seeing this thread. Think it out and decide exactly what you do and dont need/want.
Post By Matt89
Source: https://z31performance.com/forum/z31-basics/basic-modifications-basic-questions-aka-the-newbie-forum/7356-stock-crap-that-can-be-removed
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Fuel Injection Wiring between Turbo and NA ECCSs |
Posted by: XenonZcar - 12-26-2024, 09:26 AM - Forum: General Engine Management
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Fuel Injection Wiring between Turbo and NA ECCSs
Source: https://z31performance.com/forum/z31-per...d-na-eccss
I thought that this discussion would be an important addition to Z31Performance.com, since there is alot of ECCS swapping going on between Z31's. From a general inspection of the ECCS wiring diagram in the FSM, it is very clear that the fuel injector wiring between turbo and na ECCSs do not follow the same pattern. If one was to install, for example, a turbo ECCS in an originally non-turbo Z31, then changing of the wiring pattern on the ECCS harness is needed for correct operation of the fuel injectors and engine.
We all can agree that the Z31 ECCS uses simultaneous injection and group injection, in the former, fuel is injected into all six cylinders simultaneously twice each cylinder cycle. In other words, pulse signals of the same width are simultaneously transmitted from the ECCS to the six injectors two times for each engine cycle. In the group injection system, six cylinders are divided into two groups and fuel is injected into each group separately once each engine cycle.
When any of the following conditions are met, fuel injection shifts to simultaneous injection from group injection:
- Engine speed is more than 3000rpms.
- Injector pulse duration is more than 6.5ms.
- Cylinder head temperature is below 60*C or 140*F.
- When starting.
Having the fuel injectors wired up incorrectly will essentially make the fuel injectors stay in simultaneous mode for the whole range of engine operation. This will effect partial throttle operation, cruising*, cold starts, hot starts by making the engine run double the enrichment than intended.
*may not effect cruising if the added fuel enrichment is within the ECCSs scope of adjustment. In other words, the ECCS, using the 02 sensor, has a limit of how much it can change the enrichment from the base enrichment in order to acheive stoic.
From my inspection of the FSM, when converting from a 84 turbo ECCS to 84 NA:
Turbo-------NA
1------------no change
2------------3
3------------5
4------------2
5------------4
6------------no change
There may be differences in the other years, so examination of the applicable FSM is strongly suggested in order to get the swap right.
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Nistune K-Constant Thread |
Posted by: XenonZcar - 12-26-2024, 09:17 AM - Forum: Nistune
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Nistune/Injector K-Constant Reference Table:
M: make/model/colour/nickname
C: capacity cc (unless other unit of measurement specified)
F: base fuel pressure (assumed factory 30psi at 0 vac unless specified)
K: k-constant value (k)
L: latency (us)
I: impedance (high-z/low-z)
N: notes (short mod list, other fuel components) --------------
M: Mazda
C: 460cc
F:
K: 390
L: 800
I: N:
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M: R32 GTR Skyline
C: 440cc
F:
K: 343
L:
I:
N: stock FPR
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M: DSM (no colour specified)
C: 450cc
F:
K: 143
L: 770
I:
N: stock FPR, walbro fuel pump, cobra maf
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M: Mazda FC3S RX7 - Denso
C: 550cc
F: 37psi
K: 330
L: 750
I: Hi
N: mostly stock 88 tune, stock fpr/lines/maf/pump/turbo (at 14-15psi), 3" exhaust, stg1 schneider cams
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M: Ford Green Tops
C: 440cc
F: 37psi
K: 119
L: 57
I:
N: Ford Lightning maf, walbro pump, aeromotive fpr, 24* base timing.
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M: Blue top dsm
C: 450cc
F: 37 psi
K: 143 currently
L: 770
I:
N: walbro and cobra maf.
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Z31 Engine Specs |
Posted by: XenonZcar - 12-07-2024, 09:29 AM - Forum: General Z31 Discussion
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Engine
There were 5 engine types used in the Z31 Chassis throughout the years of production. They were as follows. - VG20ET - 200Z, 200ZS, 200ZG
- VG30E - 300ZX
- VG30ET - 300ZX
- RB20DET- 200ZR
- VG30DE - 300ZR
VG20ET
V![[Image: VG20ET.jpg]](https://www.xenonzcar.com/z31/images/Engine/VG20ET.jpg)
The VG20ET offered in the Japanese 200Z, 200ZG, and 200ZS, was basically a VG30ET with the bore and stroke decreased. It came with a single Garret based TB250 turbocharger that had two different wastegate settings. At low speeds, the turbo's flap (wastegate) would stay closed improving the response at low RPMS. At high speeds, the flap would stay open, decreasing resistance and increasing exhaust flow. At its maximum flow, the flap would open at an angle of 27-degrees, while the A/R ranged from 0.21 ~ 0.77.
Though the intake and exhaust manifolds look similar to the VG30ET units, they do not interchange due to the smaller deck height of the VG20.
Displacement 1998cc (122 Cu. in)
Bore x Stroke 78.0 X 69.7
Compression Ratio 8.0:1
Horsepower 170 Hp at 6000 RPM
Torque 22.0 kg-m (159 Ft-Lbs) at 4000RPM
VG30E
The VG30E model engine was a Non-Turbo of the standard engine used in the 300ZX models found in the USDM and EURO markets as all 300ZX models in Japan were turbo models as they were the top of the lineup there.
Below you will find the engine specifications for the Non- Turbo version of the VG30.
Displacement 2960 cc (181 cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 87.0 X 83.0 Can be bored to 90mm safely. Break through occurs at 3.78" per defrag010 of Z31performance.com
Compression Ratio 9.0:1
Horsepower 160hp at 5200 rpm - 165hp at 5200 rpm on late w-series models 1988-1989
Torque 24.0 kg-m (173ft-lbs) torque at 4000 rpm
VG30ET
The VG30ET is a Turbocharged version of the VG30E motor seen above. In order to maintain a super reliable power plant, Nissan decided to lower the compression for these models by installing Cast aluminum Dished pistons. This effectively reduced the compression ratio from 9:1 on non turbo models to 7.8:1 for 84-87 and 8.3:1 on 88 and up models.
Specs for the Early 1984 to 5/1987 VG30ET USDM are as Follows:
On the 1984-1987 turbo cars came with a Nissan made Garrett based T3 Turbocharger.
The engine was either a type A or type B sub-designation from 1984 to April 1987. These have Press fit wrist pins.
Displacement 2960 cc (181 cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 87.0 X 83.0
Compression Ratio 7.8:1 Pre W-series
Horsepower 200hp at 5200 rpm
Torque 1.4 kg-m (227ft-lbs) at 3600 rpm
On the 1988 and later turbo cars came with a Nissan made Garrett based T25 Turbocharger.
The VG Engines were upgraded in April of 1987 to include new Steam passages in the block and heads as well as upgrading the pistons and rods to accept fully floating wrist pins. These pins were 21mm in size. These Engines were then designated as the W-series engines.
Displacement 2960 cc (181 cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 87.0 X 83.0
Compression Ratio 8.3:1
Horsepower 205 hp at 5200 rpm
Torque 1.4 kg-m (227ft-lbs) at 3600 rpm torque
JDM Japanese Domestic Market VG30ET Specification
The VG30ET was the same as the USDM motors but made about 5 less horsepower due to emission standards.
Displacement 2960 cc (181 cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 87.0 X 83.0
Compression Ratio 7.8:1
Horsepower 195 Hp at 5200RPM
Torque 31.5Kgm (227ft-lbs) at 3600 RPM
Euro VG30ET Specification
The European models made 230 hp (170 kW) in turbo form due to a better camshaft profile, also known outside of Europe as the Nismo camshafts. Some models were also equipped without catalytic converters.
VG30DE
The VG30DE was an early version of the motor used in the Later 90+ 300zx. It featured a slightly different block, Dual Overhead Cam Heads, and 24 valve with Nissan's own version of variable valve timing (NVCV) for increased high RPM efficiency. The production blocks and production head castings were used successfully in the Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo and NPT-90 race cars which won the IMSA GT Championship three years in a row.
The Z31 VG30DE engines differ from the Z32 and later model VG30DE engines in a few different ways. First the Crank snout is a different size, The Heads have round exhaust ports vs the Z32 and later oval ports. The Intake Manifold is a different bolt pattern. Also the Timing belt is a square tooth Part # 13028-16V25 or 13028-45P25 vs round tooth on the z32 part# 13028-45P86.
The easiest way to spot a VG30DE block is there are only 8 head bolts vs the VG30E(T) having 13
Displacement 2960 cc (181 cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 87.0 X 83.0
Compression Ratio 10.0:1
Horsepower 190 Hp at 6000RPM
Torque 25.0Kgm (181 Ft. Lbs)at 4400 RPM
RB20DET Series Specifications
The 200ZR had the Last straight six offered in a Z it was the RB20DET. These early twin-cam RBs (identified by their red ribbed cam cover) run a relatively low 8.5:1 static compression ratio, 24 valve Dual Overhead Cam Head, and a ceramic wheeled turbocharger with an air-to-air intercooler which is fed by the 200ZR’s Hood scoop. It also used a NICS dual-stage twin-runner Ignition system, a hot-wire airflow meter and direct-fire ignition are also used.
The RB20DET has an cast iron block and aluminium head. All RB engines have belt-driven camshafts and all cam lobes move only one valve.
RB20DE Specification are as follows:
Displacement 1998cc (122 Cu. in)
Bore and Stroke 78.0 X 69.7
Compression Ratio 8.5:1
Horsepower 180 Hp at 6400RPM
Torque 23.0Kgm (174 Ft. Lbs)at 3600 RPM
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