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Where can I get a new/rebuilt oem distributor from online?

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91LX_5L

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I was reading thru threads after searching and someone said there was a place online for $100 mustangparts.com i thought they said but I cant find the tread anymore so here I am.

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here you go a lifetime warranty distributor for 87.99 plus tax....click on link below...

http://www.autozone.com/selectedZip...initialNtt,/initialNo,/shopping/selectZip.htm
 

91LX_5L

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bill302 said:
here you go a lifetime warranty distributor for 87.99 plus tax....click on link below...

http://www.autozone.com/selectedZip...initialNtt,/initialNo,/shopping/selectZip.htm
Click to expand...

Awesome too bad I dont have a autozone near me since im in Canada but next time im down in the US ill pick one up. Do I just gotta bring in my old dizzy? No cap or rotor and it looks like I should keep the plastic part the cap sits on too? Locally its going to cost me about $150.00 is there a benifit to having the reman unit there with you when you swap them?
 

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if you have a napa autoparts they have one for $109 dont know what kinda warranty...if you carry the old dist. with you and turn it in at time of purchase you will not have the core charge.

http://www.napaonline.com/masterpag...n=Distributor+(Electronic+w/o+Module)+-+Remfd
 

HISSIN50

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I'd rather have a Ma and Pa electrical shop rebuild the old dizzy. Nothing against Bill's post - it's a common option (and something I've been stuck doing myself) but lot of the parts-store stuff is total junk. There's a good chance you won't even get a new PIP with it. A new PIP and bushing are the biggies and both are real cheap to replace (if having the dizzy gone through).
 
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