I'm not sure what the question is, but I'll do my best to elaborate on the Center Support Bearing. Basically, it is a free-spinning bearing that keeps the driveshaft aligned properly. Without this bearing, the driveshaft will "wiggle" and knock around, possibly causing damage to the driveshaft's U-Joint. I've been told they are around $250 from Nissan.
It's actually in the center.
its the center carrier bearing in the 2 peice driveshaft...have it replaced or go to a 1 peice driveshaft
No, you will die.
$126 for the whole clutch kit. Clutch,pressure plate,and throwout bearing.
On my '86, 300zx NA, the rocker switch on the console turns on the heated outside mirror (drivers side).
Drivers side of the car it is located in the center of the motor.
I have put this link up many times. Go to DTAmotorsports download you a free service manual.
You can find just about anything you need on E Bay.
It is located on the center, top, rear of each cylinder head.
Do you have power to the connection that is on the back of the center brake light? the red wire should have voltage to it. If not, it may be grounding out somewhere.
The connecting rod bearing torque specification for a 1992 Nissan 300ZX is typically around 47-51 ft-lbs (64-69 Nm). It's important to follow the manufacturer's specifications and use the proper sequence when tightening to ensure even pressure and prevent engine damage. Always refer to a service manual for the most accurate and specific information related to your engine model.
300zx from 84 - 88 are z31