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points to electronic distributor
Hi new here I have a 1970 F-250 Ranger XLT with a 390 and I want to go from points to electronic distributor but auto part stores tell me there is not one for my truck, that I have to go to a junkyard and get one off a newer truck can anybody tell me which truck or car will have the one that can fit mine or what year so I can order one thank you any help will be appreciated.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
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Sheez. Them are a bunch of pencilheads at that store you went to.
For a 390FE, it can be as simple as a Pertonix module (Ignitor I, II, or III), or a full electronic distributor like an Accel Street Billet, Mallory Uni-Lite, or MSD Pro-Billet.
Head on over to Jeg's or Summit Racing and look around. You'll find 'em.
For a 390FE, it can be as simple as a Pertonix module (Ignitor I, II, or III), or a full electronic distributor like an Accel Street Billet, Mallory Uni-Lite, or MSD Pro-Billet.
Head on over to Jeg's or Summit Racing and look around. You'll find 'em.
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DuraSpark Electronic Ignition introduced in 1974, but not all vehicles had it until 1976.
The same modules were used on Passenger Cars, Trucks, Bronco's and Econolines. There is no specific I-6 or V8 F100/350 module, only the years the module was used apply.
The module used 1974 is 1974 only / The module used 1975 is 1975 only.
1976/79: Three different modules were used, two were CA only. 1977/79 CA: Red & 1979 CA: Brown.
Modules have a colored plastic square used to ID them, it's located above where the wires feed out.
The blue module is the one to use, the others were so crappy, Ford techs referred to DuraSpark as NeverSpark!
1976 and into the 1990's: 1U2Z-12A199-AA (replaced D9VZ-12A199-A, D8VZ-12A199-A, D6AZ-12A199-A) .. Ignition Module blue (Motorcraft DY-893).
1974/79 V8: D4PZ-12A112-A .. Stator aka magnetic pickup coil (Motorcraft DU-1A).
1977: Ford changed the dizzy, has a cap with male ends that the wires connect to and an adapter below.
The same modules were used on Passenger Cars, Trucks, Bronco's and Econolines. There is no specific I-6 or V8 F100/350 module, only the years the module was used apply.
The module used 1974 is 1974 only / The module used 1975 is 1975 only.
1976/79: Three different modules were used, two were CA only. 1977/79 CA: Red & 1979 CA: Brown.
Modules have a colored plastic square used to ID them, it's located above where the wires feed out.
The blue module is the one to use, the others were so crappy, Ford techs referred to DuraSpark as NeverSpark!
1976 and into the 1990's: 1U2Z-12A199-AA (replaced D9VZ-12A199-A, D8VZ-12A199-A, D6AZ-12A199-A) .. Ignition Module blue (Motorcraft DY-893).
1974/79 V8: D4PZ-12A112-A .. Stator aka magnetic pickup coil (Motorcraft DU-1A).
1977: Ford changed the dizzy, has a cap with male ends that the wires connect to and an adapter below.
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