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Re: OT, opinion on '82 Datsun truck
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Posted by Howard H. on April 03, 2007 at 20:21:14 from (65.79.213.187):
In Reply to: OT, opinion on '82 Datsun truck posted by dunoon on April 03, 2007 at 19:58:18:
Hi - It's been a while and some of the details are fading - but I bought an '84 Nissan king cab pickup brand new and really liked it. I think both plugs fired at the same time - supposed to just help better burn the fuel. I like the pickup and used the heck out of it - but got water in the transmission unknowingly during a big rain storm and few months later, chipped some teeth in high gear. The oil was so in the tranny was so milky, I don't fault the pickup - I just didn't realize it could get water in it so easily. Howard
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