1991 240sx how-to build thread
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There are only 2 bolts. They are difficult to get to. They are diagonal from each other. Look at the manual transmission, there is a hole in the trans. The 2 holes on either side are the starter bolts. I hope you diconnected your battery first. If not, you will get a pretty good shock if that thing is charged.
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There are only 2 bolts. They are difficult to get to. They are diagonal from each other. Look at the manual transmission, there is a hole in the trans. The 2 holes on either side are the starter bolts. I hope you diconnected your battery first. If not, you will get a pretty good shock if that thing is charged.
The rims are sportmax 962s and they are deep in the back...17's
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haha.
But yeah i need those MT bolts.
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Anyone know where i can get a drive shaft and crossmember?
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you have the crossmember on the bottom of your transmission. HAHA. Driveshaft, you can go to this website and enter in manual transmission for your car and area and it will bring up a bunch of local salvage yards. They can ship it to you. This is what I did. Make sure they ship the carrier bearing and both pieces of the driveshaft. When you do the search, look up manual trans. Your not going to be able to find anything for driveshaft. You will just have to ask when you call. Maybe ask them for the MT bolts also.
http://car-part.com/
http://car-part.com/
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you have the crossmember on the bottom of your transmission. HAHA. Driveshaft, you can go to this website and enter in manual transmission for your car and area and it will bring up a bunch of local salvage yards. They can ship it to you. This is what I did. Make sure they ship the carrier bearing and both pieces of the driveshaft. When you do the search, look up manual trans. Your not going to be able to find anything for driveshaft. You will just have to ask when you call. Maybe ask them for the MT bolts also.
http://car-part.com/
http://car-part.com/
hahah
but ill check out the site.
Do i need a front and rear?
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Yes, but as I said before, dont look for the driveshaft when you do a search. Look for manual trans because they are alot more likely to list a transmission than a driveshaft thus giving you more choices and finding the best deal. It will be front and rear driveshaft with carrier bearing. you only need to replace one of them and I believe its the front driveshaft but its best to get both of them. Try to find the one with the least miles on it.
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Yes, but as I said before, dont look for the driveshaft when you do a search. Look for manual trans because they are alot more likely to list a transmission than a driveshaft thus giving you more choices and finding the best deal. It will be front and rear driveshaft with carrier bearing. you only need to replace one of them and I believe its the front driveshaft but its best to get both of them. Try to find the one with the least miles on it.