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1991 240 distributor

posted by  ACVOLVO on  Sun Sep 13 16:33 CST 2015
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When I am at my volvo dealership, there parts break down of my distributor shows I have a pick up coil and a hall effect sensor. When I look at my distributor , I have no primary control wires going to it at all, and I have no pick up coil or hall effect sensor at all. I only have basically a shaft , rotor and cap. The guy at the parts department says I have to have one or my car wont run. It looks like the only thing the distributor does on my car is to transfer high voltage to the plug wires. Has any one else noticed this on there 91 240?






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