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19 June 2005

 

Carburetor Parts Order

This morning I placed an order to Nissan for a lot of parts I plan to replace on my carbs. The full list of parts is in the table below (Note that these part numbers are specific to the 2 liter carb and also may vary for earlier or later cars).

Part NamePart NumberPrice (each)Available?
Gasket Kit (2)16455-H2310$3.30YES
N-17 Jet Needle (2)16354-25611$8.81YES
Inlet Screen/Filter (2)16098-73401$.65YES
Fuel Pipe (2)16356-25610$13.68YES
Banjo Bolt (2)16108-18010$1.69YES
Float (2)16061-E4310$11.90YES
Nozzle, Front16355-25610$19.11YES
Nozzle, Rear16355-25611$17.99NLA
Float Valve (2)16101-25610$10.06NLA
Float Spring/Lifter (2)16325-10400$1.38YES
Suction Spring (2)16346-25610$2.54NLA
Screws, for Domes and Float-chambers (16)16129-73013$.24NLA
Washers, for Domes and Float-chambers (16)23502-30000$.33NLA


So far, getting parts from Nissan for a 1968 vehicle has been hit-or-miss, so, while all of these parts appear to be available in the parts listing, we'll see what is really available and what gets bounced back as "NLA."

The most expensive parts are the jet-nozzles and the floats. It is a good idea to go with new jet nozzles when doing a rebuild, but the floats need not always be replaced. Also, the most expensive item, which is the fuel pipe, is not something I'd want to substitute with cheaper thick fuel hose. The Nissan hose has thin walls and is quite flexible (though strong), and to use a cheaper and thicker/less flexible hose could compromise the jet-nozzles' ability to freely slide up and down on the needles. This binding of the jet nozzle may prevent the carbs from working as they should and could undermine the whole re-build.

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