Embrace the comprehensive world of Datsun 260Z repair with this detailed Workshop Repair Manual, meticulously crafted to guide you through every service and repair procedure for all 1974 onward models. Delve into a treasure trove of technical information, encompassing every aspect of your vehicle's intricate systems. This manual is your ultimate companion for performing any repair, offering step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, and precise diagrams. From routine maintenance to complex overhauls, you'll find the guidance you need to confidently tackle any challenge. Detailed specifications, exploded views, and comprehensive procedures are all included, ensuring you have the knowledge to accurately diagnose, disassemble, reassemble, and adjust any component. Gain a profound understanding of your Datsun 260Z's mechanics, empowering you to perform repairs with precision and expertise.

The Datsun 260Z, a sports car produced by Nissan from 1974 to 1978, marked a significant evolution of the iconic 240Z. Building upon its predecessor's success, the 260Z refined and expanded upon the original formula. While retaining the sleek and sharp styling of the 240Z, the 260Z received a larger 2.6-liter inline-six engine, delivering more power and torque. This engine, coupled with a redesigned suspension and improved brakes, enhanced the car's overall performance and handling. The 260Z offered drivers a thrilling experience with its responsive acceleration and precise steering. The 260Z's interior was also refined, featuring a more comfortable and stylish layout with updated gauges and controls. This attention to detail further solidified the 260Z's reputation as a well-rounded and enjoyable sports car. Despite its improvements, the 260Z faced a growing tide of competition from European sports cars. As the U.S. market became increasingly focused on fuel efficiency, the 260Z's performance-oriented nature started to fall out of favor. The car's relatively thirsty engine and heavier weight compared to its rivals proved to be a disadvantage. However, the 260Z remained a popular choice for enthusiasts seeking a stylish and capable sports car. It offered a balance of performance, comfort, and value that appealed to a wide audience. The 260Z's legacy continues to be celebrated for its role in shaping Nissan's reputation as a manufacturer of high-quality and performance-focused vehicles. Today, these cars remain sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate their blend of classic styling, engaging driving dynamics, and historical significance.