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It is in the WIKI, and I ordered mine from Moss last year - though the Wiki only specifices that if fit the 67.5's so I can't vouch for other years.
Getting the old one off is a real trick, I ended up cutting mine off, very carefully, so as not to damage the parts that are all made of unobtanium - except for the odd shaped spacer/washers that are now carried by a vendor.

Phred58 wrote:Came across a chassis wiring harness in new condition; thought the p/n might be a roadster number but I can't link it in any searches I've tried for the 311's, 310's, 410's or 510's or Z's.
Part number on the harness tag is 24014-B5501. Any help as to what the application is would be appreciated.

The B in the number sequence indicates a truck, just not sure which year or model.

My understanding is the B is just a superceded "2" as in 24014-25501.

roadster part numbers do not have any B in them. That part is for a truck. roadsters in 70 could have an A as in 24014-A7400. 24014-B5501 is defintely 521-620 pick up truck. Now, later on they would change the first digit in the first five numbers as in B4014-A7400 but never change the last five numbers which designate the model it first fit. so 24014-12900 is 1500, 24014-14600 is 1600, 24014-25500 is 67.5 2000, 24014-25600 is 68 2000, 24014-25900 is 69 2000, 24014-A7800 is 70 2000 and sometimes 1600
The 510 and roadster are the first to get lettered part numbers. A7800 is roadster , A5500 is 510, E4100 is 240Z.

Ross
sports imports

What is the correct part # for a Pertronix electric ignition for the roadster? Is it 1741? Thanks!

I remember reading in the how to's wiki section or somewhere about steps to restarting a motor that has been sitting a while... I can't find it now. does anyone have the link handy, or have suggestions on what to do, so you don't majorly mess anything up?

http://www.311s.org/pmwiki-311/pmwiki.p ... on.StartUp

thanks!!! where was this on the left side menu?

I looked at a car this week but didnt have a battery or gas can to try and start it with.

"Restoration Tips"

will 44mm mikunis work for the u20?

inline4 wrote:will 44mm mikunis work for the u20?

50mm are better


44 mm were stock

fj20spl311 wrote:

inline4 wrote:will 44mm mikunis work for the u20?

50mm are better


44 mm were stock

I need to find a barn car with mikunis somewhere


wait... 44mm su's were stock, but were the solex cars equipped with 44m or 50mm?

Ross,

Just noticed your answer to my wiring harness question. Appreciate your effort to pass on your knowledge.

sports imports wrote:roadster part numbers do not have any B in them. That part is for a truck. roadsters in 70 could have an A as in 24014-A7400. 24014-B5501 is defintely 521-620 pick up truck. Now, later on they would change the first digit in the first five numbers as in B4014-A7400 but never change the last five numbers which designate the model it first fit. so 24014-12900 is 1500, 24014-14600 is 1600, 24014-25500 is 67.5 2000, 24014-25600 is 68 2000, 24014-25900 is 69 2000, 24014-A7800 is 70 2000 and sometimes 1600
The 510 and roadster are the first to get lettered part numbers. A7800 is roadster , A5500 is 510, E4100 is 240Z.

Ross
sports imports

Ross, great info, can we get this in the WIKI?

What ohm coil do I need for a u20 1.5 or 3?