What is my Distibutor out of ???

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What is my Distibutor out of ???

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I am trying to find out what my distributor is out of. It has some numbers on it.

T4T62373
2501

I can take some pictures if that would help?
Can anyone help me with this?
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According to the might google, it's an 82 JA dizzy:
http://www.turboclub.com/engines/Mitsub ... 63bt_1.htm

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Thank you Komeuppance
Appreciate your time

It never occurred to me to even think that it was a JA Starion also the engine is out of a JA. I was looking at sonata, gallant, sigma and L300 distributors and nothing looked the same. I never look at the simple things I always have to make it difficult for myself.
My cap bolts on, which is the same as a JA but then my rotor button is nearly the same size as my cap, a big round one, not a long skinny one like what I find for JA's.

I need to buy a new rotor and cap but I suppose it don't matter if the rotor button is round or ling shaped.
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Post by Schultz »

Sometimes things are difficult.

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That is my rotor button. It is a bolt on only. Normal rotors are push on but oh no we can't have that. My car has to be a pain in the backside.
Also my distributor has not got a vacuum advance mechanism on it.

Still require a bit more help
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My book lists that as 83/84 year and a HEI Type I. MD066838 and mentions it has vacuum advance. The diagram shows the ignitor is actually located inside the dizzy?!

Looks like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rotor-Arm-Blu ... 485dc5aa63
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My book lists that as 83/84 year and a HEI Type I. MD066838 and mentions it has vacuum advance. The diagram shows the ignitor is actually located inside the dizzy?!

Looks like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rotor-Arm-Blu ... 485dc5aa63
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That was a great help for me because I kept following your trail on ebay and finally found one on there for a Mitsubishi Lancer CE which looks right.
I have been going crazy in the head (alright I admit I was crazy already) with this problem. :D
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No worries! I remembered there were two types when I was looking for the part for mine. But still, I'm sure it should have a vacuum advance on the side.
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Vac advance would have been pulled off by whoever did the mpi conversion. And the mechanical advance has probably been locked as well.
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Thank you redzone

I was a bit worried that I lost part of my dizzy while I was driving along.
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