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| Posted: 04-18-2007 11:04 am |
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Dan (Florida) Member
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I was wondering if there is a cross reference part number for the rotor in the distributor on the mk 2. Mine is cracked and I have extra caps etc. Does this distributor fit any other vehicle. If not I guess it's Delta time. Dan
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| Posted: 04-18-2007 01:06 pm |
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Ron Mau Member
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I have used the rotor for a 1974 mgb. I believer they used the same distributor in them. Ron Mau
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| Posted: 04-19-2007 05:11 am |
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Mark Rosenbaum Member 
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Most JHs used a Lucas model 25D4 distributor, which was also used in many other British 4-cylinder cars. Consequently, the rotor for the JH is the same as that used in the MGB, AH Sprite, MG Midget, original Mini, and many others. The current Lucas part number for the conventional rotor is DRB-101, and DRB-108 for the rev-limiting one (3500 distributor rpm or 7000 engine rpm). If you don't have a local source for British car parts, you can call Delta, see if the JHPS Club Store has them listed yet, or check with Moss Motors (their P/N 151-710 is for the Lucas rotor, which I recommend, while P/N 151-800 is for an aftermarket part). Rotors aren't very expensive so you may wish to purchase two, so that you'll have a spare at hand should you need to do troubleshooting at some future date. Attachment: Rotor DRB101.jpg (Downloaded 97 times)
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| Posted: 04-19-2007 10:34 am |
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Dan (Florida) Member
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Autozone shows them in stock for $2.99. I have extra caps, etc. I hate to mail order and wait. The old one broke in two at the drive end after the rotor hit an electrode and stopped. The car stopped real quick!! This tends to make me believe that I may have a rotor shaft getting loose, or more end play issues as I am fond of pointing out. I'm going to bevel the front edge of the new rotor so that it may glance off any electrode it gets too close to. Might work, might not . The spare rotor is a capital idea as I could have installed a replacement and driven home. As it was it cost me a fish sandwich and a few beers for a buddy to tow me back home. Still a spare would have been quicker. Dan 4/20 update. $3.18 at Autozone. In and up working well Last edited on 04-20-2007 01:19 pm by Dan (Florida) |
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