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Nelson
NPOC Guest Joined: 14 Jun 2011 Location: Idaho, USA Online Status: Points: 4 |
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Posted: 22 Jul 2020 at 7:24pm |
Howdy! I've been registered here for awhile and used to frequent the site, but that kinda tapered off as life got busy and my car tinkering faded. I've had a P10 of the Infiniti G20 variety for the last 18 years. Had a 1993.5 for the first 3 years, and have had a 1995 for the last 15 years. That one has an SR20DET and numerous other upgrades, but the body is pretty aged at this point. I recently acquired a 1995 Primera Autech, and thus the renewed interest in all things P10. I'm back on here now and look forward to seeing everyone again. Looking mainly for the RHD Primera FSM at the moment, so I'll tootle on over to that part of the forum. Can't remember if I need to upgrade to a member or not, but I can hopefully figure it all out. Thanks!
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ahmed bossman
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hi and welcome, im really jealous of that Autech kit, they look very smart!
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trbobrk
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Do you need something specific? JDM FSMs are different than the English versions they produce for the US market. I've started collecting them, but no where complete as different sections come in different books. |
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Nelson
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Howdy Colin! Nothing really specific for now, just trying to get as much info as I can to prepare myself for the inevitable repair job. Mainly looking for things that are different between the RHD/LHD versions, as I'm mostly ok with the US stuff. Grabbed the P10 FSM from here and it looks to be the same as ours, so I guess that won't help. I saw a 1990-1995 Haynes manual come up today on eBay. I figured that's probably UK-specific, so at least RHD, but maybe not totally comprehensive.
Are the JDM FSMs the ones with the purple and white cover? I've seen those for sale but wasn't sure what they were.
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trbobrk
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There are "new car manuals" I'm not sure what info they have, it it is general info that is also in the owners manual or something more. I've considered buying a set because I've seen all of them for all years as a package for only $150, instead of $40ea, but I'm still warming up to the idea of spending that much on a book I'll read once.
Then there are "maintenance manuals" which have most of what you would expect, but not comprehensive. I have 91 and 93. because I have a 91 and 93. or did. the 93 is gone now and I have a 94 but close enough. Wiring diagrams are a separate book. I still don't have any of them. I really should though cause that is 99% of what I care about. Then there are separate books for gearboxes, transferases, steering rack, etc. I don't have any of those but I also don't have any interest in fixing such items.
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Nelson
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Gotcha. Yeah I figure they are similar enough that I should be ok. I did find that Haynes manual as a PDF, so I grabbed that. It doesn't look super helpful either, but helps figure out how to take stuff apart and put it back together again. I've already taken a P10 apart and back together again a number of times, but most of that was 10-15 years ago, so it'll be good to have for reference anyway. My memory absolutely sucks.
I suppose the main thing I need is a place to find any parts that are different than what I'm used to, but between you as a reference and fitinpart.sg, I hopefully have it covered. Ended up ordering a clutch cable and a few other maintenance things from them a month ago and it got here the other day. They let you put in a VIN to determine the parts that fit, so that will help me a bunch in not ordering wrong parts.
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