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Determining what distributor you have 120-130

posted by  Rhys on  Wed Mar 3 13:58 CST 2010
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If it has an aluminum housing and no trigger contacts, then it's more than likely from a 1973-74 B20 with K-jet. In Canada it may also have been from a 1973-4 carbureted engine. The breaker points are also reversed ( although the shaft turns in the same direction) and are not the common "044" type.





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