| len47merc | -- 07-02-2016 @ 5:03 AM |
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Searching our Forum there appears to be some inconsistency on what is the correct distributor condenser for '46-'48s. Is the NAPA Echlin IH200 correct or FA54? And if either one, these appear to have wires versus the original 1GA-12300 (what am I missing here?). Are the original style no longer available (most of our suppliers reference it as discontinued)? Images: http://dennis-carpenter.com/condenser-assembly/p/1GA-12300/ https://www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/ECHFA54/ Putting together a trip supply inventory for the trunk and want to purchase the correct condenser for back-up. The one currently on the '47s distributor is the original style. Thanks in advance - Steve
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| ken ct. | -- 07-02-2016 @ 5:15 AM |
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Steve ,new old style cond. that are being sold are very Unreliable ,buy a NAPA IH-200 and you wont go wrong (has wire but will work) . Ive been using these for the last 10 yrs on all rebuilds I do even can be used on Helmet dist with a little enginuaty (sorry no spell check). They are very reliable. ken ct.
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| TomO | -- 07-02-2016 @ 8:13 AM |
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Steve either NAPA condenser will work. They both have the same capacitance, the difference is in the wire connection. Tom
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| len47merc | -- 07-02-2016 @ 8:57 AM |
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Thanks Ken & Tom! Steve
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