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Certainly an easy way to do it.

LOL. I understand everything causes cancer in Cali. They should probably just ban humans and be done with it.

Interesting. Since the Z has no rear seats to remove ;) , this is what some AI search was saying. "The in-tank fuel pump is accessed from the trunk. Quick steps: Remove the trunk cargo liner and any trim panels covering the rear bulkhead/floor. Locate and remove the circular/rectangular...

I"d rather spend that money on my Z. I'm too cheap, anyway. If I need to know the time, I just look at my phone or the ticking clock at home. ;)

Indeed! It's a looker. I'm almost glad this color and the green weren't options when I got my Z. Those colors would have been tempting. ;)

"...dealer thinks he can get it, my fingers are crossed..." Keep us informed. Dealers seem to be able to do a lot of things, especially for the right price. ;)

I like the silver. I've had a few silver cars, but they were always sedans. In the end, though, the best course is to do whatever makes YOU happy. It's YOUR car. 😎 I knew what color I wanted for my Z and am glad I held out until I found it.

Ha! I figured Nissan would do something like that. Maybe you can find a "friendly" Nissan servicing dealer who can help you out, though. ;)

From looking at your beautiful '73 240, I can't help but suspect what your decision is for your new Z, but I'm not giving any hints. ;););)

That’s purty!

Gads… in the name of Yoshihiko Matsuo, please, no.

Apparently you are, because I didn't say that. :wink:

Exactly. It's not like this type of advice hasn't been around for awhile. :wink: "... penny wise, pound foolish" - Robert Burton, 1621. As in "don't be." (emphasis added) :)

LOL! And here we have another satisfied customer of Wally's Filling Station :wink:

Stuff like this is why I’ll just take my Z to the local Nissan dealer, especially while it’s under warranty. I’ve been very pleased with their service. Is it the cheapest service? Of course not, but I’d rather pay a few more bucks than trust my Z to someone who may have been working at Quicky...

Since AI is seemingly everywhere, here's what Google AI came up with concerning 0W-20. Yes, Nissan explicitly recommends using 0W-20 oil in the Nissan Z all year round, even during a hot summer. Unlike older vehicle manuals that included temperature-dependent viscosity charts, the factory...

And that's the good news. :wink:

If it's like my usual experience with "chinglish," it's something like "Lovely Angel Marvelous Too Too Oh!"

I like the new front end but not enough to be shelling out a bunch of money for a new Z, especially since I’ve got my Z set up the way I like it. I can see buying just the front end if you can do it and it’s not overly expensive. It would just be another customization thing for me like getting...