This comprehensive service and repair manual provides detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for all workshop procedures on your 1970 Datsun Sports Car 1600 and 2000 models. This manual covers everything you need to know to keep your car running smoothly. From engine specifications to fuel systems, cooling systems, electrical systems, chassis construction, transmission, clutch, front axle, rear axle, steering, and brakes – this manual has you covered. It contains detailed information on: * **Engine:** Understand the intricacies of your engine, from its construction to its operation. * **Fuel System:** Learn about the fuel delivery system, troubleshooting fuel-related problems, and maintaining optimal fuel efficiency. * **Cooling System:** Discover the importance of the cooling system, how to identify and address issues, and ensure your engine runs cool. * **Electrical System:** Dive into the electrical system, learn about wiring diagrams, troubleshoot electrical problems, and ensure your car's lights, starter, and other electrical components function correctly. * **Construction of Chassis:** Explore the chassis, understand its components, and learn about its role in supporting the vehicle and ensuring proper handling. * **Transmission:** Delve into the transmission system, troubleshoot shifting issues, and maintain smooth gear changes. * **Clutch:** Learn about the clutch system, understand how it works, and troubleshoot clutch problems. * **Front Axle:** Explore the components and operation of the front axle, learn about suspension and steering, and troubleshoot any issues. * **Rear Axle:** Understand the rear axle, its role in providing power to the wheels, and learn about common problems and solutions. * **Steering:** Learn about the steering system, identify and troubleshoot steering problems, and ensure safe and responsive handling. * **Brakes:** Discover the brake system, its components, and learn how to troubleshoot issues to maintain safe and effective braking. With this manual, you'll have the knowledge and resources to perform maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting on your 1970 Datsun Sports Car 1600 and 2000 models.

The 1970 Datsun Sports Car, specifically the 1600 and 2000 models, stands as a pivotal chapter in the history of Japanese automotive engineering and the global rise of the sports car. These nimble machines, marketed under the "Sports" moniker in some markets, represented the culmination of Datsun's early pursuit of performance and affordability. The 1600, powered by a 1.6-liter inline-four engine, offered spirited driving with a healthy 96 horsepower, making it a capable and engaging machine for its time. Its sibling, the 2000, featured a larger 2.0-liter engine, producing 135 horsepower, translating to a more potent driving experience. Both models boasted a lightweight construction, with a near-perfect 50/50 weight distribution, resulting in excellent handling and agility. These characteristics, combined with their attractive styling that exuded a classic European sports car aesthetic, made the 1970 Datsun Sports Cars a compelling proposition for enthusiasts seeking a blend of performance and practicality. The 1970 Datsun Sports Cars were further distinguished by their manual transmissions, offering drivers a more direct and engaging connection to the vehicle's mechanical heart. The five-speed gearbox was precise and responsive, allowing for smooth and efficient gear changes, while the close-ratio gearing enhanced acceleration and provided a sporty driving experience. The 1600 and 2000 models were also praised for their comfortable and functional interiors, featuring bucket seats with ample legroom, a well-appointed dashboard with clear instrumentation, and a spacious trunk that could accommodate luggage for weekend getaways. These cars were not just about performance; they offered a compelling package that combined driving excitement with everyday practicality. The 1970 Datsun Sports Cars played a crucial role in establishing Datsun's reputation as a manufacturer of reliable and engaging sports cars, paving the way for the future success of the iconic Z-series and other legendary models.