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  Nissan 810 Condensers
  Nissan 810 Bumper
  Nissan 810 Catalytic Converter
  Nissan 810 Engine Part
  Nissan 810 Exhaust
  Nissan 810 Mirrors
  Nissan 810 Oxygen Sensors
  Nissan 810 Shock Absorber
  Nissan 810 Struts
  Nissan 810 Suspension
  Nissan 810 Towing Mirrors
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-- Nissan 810 Altezza Lights
-- Nissan 810 Clear Corner
-- Nissan 810 Corner Light
-- Nissan 810 Fog Light
-- Nissan 810 Headlight
-- Nissan 810 Parking Light
-- Nissan 810 Projector Headlight
-- Nissan 810 Sealed Beam
-- Nissan 810 Side Marker Light
-- Nissan 810 Turn Signal Light
 



Nissan 810 at present is known as the Maxima. Either way, the 810 was the first Nissan luxury sedan in the United States introduced in February 1977 as a 1977 model. It is a rear drive in make, and had a semi-trailing arm rear suspension. The wagon version of this had the live-axle rear for load carrying. It carries a 2.4Ll OHC straight six engine which was also used with the 240Z. Available models of this class include a sedan, a wagon, and a two door hart top during 1979 and 1980. This model car only lasted for four years. There was nothing so special about the 810. I guess the primary significance of this car is for being the root of the Maxima’s production. This is where it all began. All Maxima can trace their origins from this car. Late 1980 and the beginning of 1981 came the introduction of the next generation of the Datsun 810. This model was available in sedan and wagon only, no coupe. The base form of this class is called the Deluxe. It has a 5 speed OHC 2.4 L straight 6, a rear wheel drive and four wheel independent suspension. For the first time in during that year, this car had a Voice Alert Warning System. This was also the year where they started using the name Maxima but only as a trim designation. An 80 hp diesel engine became available in mid-1981. A year after that, the Nissan Company finally used the name Maxima as the official name of the 810 model. Browse around and you’ll see more information about Nissan Maxima. Meanwhile, if you’re in search of parts for your Datsun 810, it is highly recommended that you try our site. Here at Parts Train, we have a wide array of Nissan variety car parts. Not only will you find parts for your Datsun 810, but for all types and models, even parts for other brands of cars. Our parts are officially taken from the main large companies or manufacturers themselves so you are assured that what you are getting is the best and with the highest quality parts that your car needs. Customer satisfaction is our goal, so if you need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us and feel free to ask around. When you’ve finally decided with the part you intend to have, let us know and we’ll send it to you as fast and as safe as we could. So why wait? Don’t hesitate, get your parts here at Parts Train and get that long lasting performance you’ve always wished for.
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Headlight OE Comparable - Crystal Lens
UNIVERSAL HEADLIGHT, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY -- 4 in. x 6-1/2 in. crystal clear glass lens; Bulbs not included; Without H4 bulb; DOT and SAE approved; A high quality, direct fit OE replacement headlight.
  • Brand: Replacement
  • Finish: Crystal Lens
  • Location: Driver Or Passenger Side
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Catalytic Converter
EASTERN CATALYTIC CONVERTER -- 49-state legal, OBDII; Not for sale or use in California; Cannot be shipped to California addresses; 3-way catalyst style; 2 in. inlet; 2 in. outlet; Single inlet and outlet configuration; 6 in. x 4.25 in. x 10 in. body, 14 in. overall length; 6,000 lb. GVW; Without air tube provision and oxygen sensor port; Ceramic honeycomb catalyst substrate; Oval body; 409 stainless steel casing; Constructed using Eastern's proprietary NANO technology chemistry that yields highly efficient loadings for lower cost and better converter efficiency; Features high flow design that maximizes engine output and catalytic efficiency; Non-directional and can be installed either way; Modification of the exhaust may be required; With Eastern's 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty.
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Catalytic Converter
EASTERN DIRECT FIT CATALYTIC CONVERTER -- 49-state legal, OBDII, not for sale or use in California; Cannot be shipped to California addresses; 3-way catalyst style; 2-bolt welded type inlet; 2-bolt welded type outlet; Single inlet and outlet configuration; 14 in. overall length; Standard converter type; Ceramic honeycomb catalyst substrate; Oval metal casing; Built to exact OE dimensions with OE quality flanges and flex assemblies; Features Eastern's proprietary catalytic chemistry and high flow design that maximizes engine output and catalytic efficiency; Easy installation; No welding and cutting required; With Eastern's 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty.
  • Brand: Eastern
  • Location: Rear
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GR-2 Shock Absorber and Strut Assembly
KYB GR-2 SHOCK ABSORBER, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY -- Gas charged; Twin tube construction; Built with quality that matches or exceeds OE design and calibrated to compensate for worn suspensions, this standard replacement shock absorber restores handling and control while greatly improving ride comfort; With KYB's limited lifetime warranty.
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Gas-a-Just Shock Absorber and Strut Assembly
Gas-a-Just
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