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Zdog85
Re: Aftermarket Crank angle and tdc sensor??
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I have found myself a e15 dizzy. Numbers on it are... D4p80-08

It has an ignition module in it? Can I pulp that out to fit the mitsi cas? Or is the ignition module important for another function of the dizzy?

Posted on: 2015/2/10 22:54
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ddgonzal
Re: Aftermarket Crank angle and tdc sensor??
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There is no ignition module in it. Only a rotor and the CAS.

You can presumably retrofit the 4G1 Orion CAS into an E-series distributor.
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The CAS in the D4P is apparently the type used by some Mitsubishi V6 engine.

Posted on: 2015/2/10 23:19
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The Sirius CAS seems to be the same type. Possibly you could just swap the disc from the Hyundai into the D4P unit. See mitsi J918

Posted on: 2015/2/11 3:05
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Zdog85
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This is what my dizzy looks like inside.have I bought the wrong one?

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Posted on: 2015/2/15 5:35
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ddgonzal
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That depends on if you wanted a CAS or not.

That is a D4R, the best electronic ignition distributor. The CAS type is D4P which has no ignition unit in the distributor.

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