Hello, I am a brand new owner of a 67, 1600. I purchased the car via auction on BAT last wk. As of the moment, I know very little about the car, but it is lots of fun to drive! It’s been restored but I believe it’s a FrankenDatsun.
The left blinkers not working and I’ve been told by a mechanic the turn signal needs to be replaced. Would anybody know the part number, where I might find one and the avg price? I’m not an eBay fan, saw prices fm $20 to $350. But then again I’m learning... any assistance would be appreciated!
Turn Signal Part Number
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Eagle1
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Linda
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Re: Turn Signal Part Number
Keep the turn signal, it might be dirt, loose connection, bad bulb etc. Since they are pricey, many try to troubleshoot first.
Old cars are easier to fix
Here is a wiring diagram for the turn signals from the Tech Wiki
http://www.311s.org/PDFs/curtis/datsun_ ... 66_675.pdf
Linda
Old cars are easier to fix
Here is a wiring diagram for the turn signals from the Tech Wiki
http://www.311s.org/PDFs/curtis/datsun_ ... 66_675.pdf
Linda
Last edited by Linda on Sun Aug 02, 2020 5:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Sadly-Linda has passed away 2022. She was the 311's den mother and drove the first Rare-Parts ball joint project. RIP.
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Eagle1
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Re: Turn Signal Part Number
I had asked the prev owner about it he said he had checked the contacts, I’ll take a second look
Thx
Thx