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Mechanical Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy

dat180

2007/3/7 12:46

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Anyone have any ideas as to what engie it could be off?

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dat180	Posted: 2007/3/7 18:09 Updated: 2007/3/7 18:09
Just can't stay away Joined: 2004/3/12 From: Rotorua Posts: 149	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy Off which engine in the N12? I understand E-series dizzys need some work done to them.

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datrat_dave	Posted: 2007/3/7 18:53 Updated: 2007/3/7 18:53
Home away from home Joined: 2004/8/10 From: Melbourne Posts: 775	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy Not an E series as they have a different cam follower on them dont they? Instead of the many angles notched type they have a simple line thru the middle of them yea...? Correct me if im wrong but

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beattie	Posted: 2007/3/7 21:42 Updated: 2007/3/7 21:42
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2005/10/16 From: Perth WA Posts: 2134	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy Yeh something like that. very very easy to convert. Check out the image called 'elcey ignition, easy as!' in my gallery. Step by step intructions and all!

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ddgonzal	Posted: 2007/3/8 20:03 Updated: 2007/3/8 20:03
Moderator Joined: 2001/5/3 From: 48 North Posts: 31575	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy I'm stumped. I've never seen an A-series distributor with a screw-on cap. Although I have three different kinds out in the garage. I guess I should pay better attention...

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BEV11S	Posted: 2007/3/8 20:31 Updated: 2007/3/8 20:31
Just can't stay away Joined: 2005/2/1 From: The Shire, Sydney Posts: 95	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy My a15 dizzy has a screw on cap. As for electronic dizzys, whats their main advantage? Ive got a normal points dizzy on my a15 and never had a problem with it

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dat180	Posted: 2007/3/8 22:46 Updated: 2007/3/8 22:46
Just can't stay away Joined: 2004/3/12 From: Rotorua Posts: 149	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy Press number in the side of it is: T4T66371 then in small numbers beside:9829 Then below that is the Nissan/Dtasun stamp with:22100 G5110 The only not so ordinary 'A' engine I have about is an A14GX. Might have collected it from someone who had played with it? The benefits of electronic are, no more points setting, more accurate/stable timing, and you can run a higher output coil.

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2332owner	Posted: 2007/3/9 0:54 Updated: 2007/3/9 0:54
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/5/5 From: Okinawa, Japan Posts: 1292	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy That's a late model (square headlight) sunny truck dizzy. Both of my trucks have them.

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ddgonzal	Posted: 2010/7/3 0:48 Updated: 2010/7/3 0:49
Moderator Joined: 2001/5/3 From: 48 North Posts: 31575	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy It is a Nissan Vanette distributor. Mitsubishi T4T66371 Part Number 22100-G5110 Late model Sunny Truck also uses T4T type so the look alike.

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dat180	Posted: 2007/3/7 12:47 Updated: 2007/3/7 12:47
Just can't stay away Joined: 2004/3/12 From: Rotorua Posts: 149	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy

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1200rallycar	Posted: 2007/3/7 14:54 Updated: 2007/3/7 14:54
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2002/3/20 From: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 8221	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy yeah similar to my factory ones they came on american models, not sure which models though i think only the later ones

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mad120y	Posted: 2007/3/7 15:18 Updated: 2007/3/7 15:18
Home away from home Joined: 2004/4/14 From: Posts: 371	Re: Factory(?) A-series electronic dizzy Judging from the screws to hold the cap off... I'd go for FWD which means N12 pulsar/astra. Very easy conversion I did it recently.

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