Distributor Identification
Distributor Identification
Postmaster
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: seattle
from what I have found, it is a 63 223 distributor...the C is a 60s part,3 is 1963,T=truck...dunno bout the F, the D is the suffix letter which from what I have been told is revision level...but my book shows the service replacement dist. is a C3TZ-12127-C. Shows the dist/engine was used in B,F,N & P 100-600 trucks/vans
If Im not correct or you can add anything more to the mix, go ahead Barry....weird why they wouldnt put the dist number itself on it...The family it is in as to part numbering that is...
-cs65
If Im not correct or you can add anything more to the mix, go ahead Barry....weird why they wouldnt put the dist number itself on it...The family it is in as to part numbering that is...
-cs65
Postmaster
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Connecticut
THe only time the put the "12127" numbers was when they were cast into the body of the dist. They expected the parts guys to know that the basic is 12127 ( and they should know). Back then they actually serviced them and we had to know or basics, now they just pop a complete unit in. Now all there is inside is a stator wheel and modeule on the outside.
Barry
Barry
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