Crown Automotive Distributor for 41-71 Jeep CJ with 4-Cylinder Engine
Description
For restoration purposes this distributor has been crafted to look like the original, but on the inside it's a whole new story. The troublesome points have been replaced with a state of the art electro-magnetic pickup and a built-in electronic control module. With the hookup of the two simple wires (installation instructions included), this distributor will improve the performance and driveability of any 12-volt 134-engine. No more fooling around in trying to get the points adjusted to the correct setting. Just drop in, plug in, and go. (Will not work with 6-volt models and is not original for M38 or M38A1).
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Crown Automotive Distributor Options
| Part Number | Catalog # | Price | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 923068 | 55102-0010 | Original Points & Condensor | $150.99 | ||||||
| 923068E | 55102-0011 | Upgraded Electromagnetic Pickup | $169.99 |
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Crown Automotive Distributor Reviews
Rolando M.
2/14/2022
Electronic ignition its better
Shannon M.
9/15/2020
Would not recommend this product, distributor would not spark at all.
Steven D.
9/6/2020
$125 in the trash. Hooked it up, confirmed I had spark. Didn't seem to be in time with anything. It would backfire through the carb a little bit but would not run. Then after a few hours of frustration I couldn't even get a spark at all? How could there be no spark at all with new wires, coil, and distributor? So after much much frustration I put the old distributor back on and it fired up and ran perfectly. I guess I should have tried the 60-year old Auto-Lite before assuming it was junk and a new "upgraded" one would be better.