Hi, please does anyone know the part number for a distributor? My mechanic says one thing, and the internet says another.
Thanks
Distributor 1992 GTII Mark2 1.8l
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Re: Distributor 1992 GTII Mark2 1.8l
Do you know your engine code? Is there not a part number on your old dissy? What's wrong with your old one?
This any use?
http://www.partsbase.org/vw/scirocco-sc ... stributor/
Questions, questions, question...
This any use?
http://www.partsbase.org/vw/scirocco-sc ... stributor/
Questions, questions, question...
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Re: Distributor 1992 GTII Mark2 1.8l
Thanks Mark.
Not sure about my engine code. The engine's a cut'n'shut cos half of it got replaced a few years ago. The only number I can see is the VIN, is that the same thing? It doesn't help that everything's written in german.
The old one is making a lot of noise, the revs are all over the place, it won't start, and stalls every time I brake. The rotor arm has definitely gone, but my mechanic has said I should replace the whole thing. He's normally a patch-it-up person, so it must be in bad shape.
I can't see a part number on it without taking it out, and I need the car to limp around in at the moment. And everything is so seized up that I don't rate my chances of getting it out and back in again without breaking something.
Thanks for the that parts diagram - it's making my head hurt, I might have to come back to it later.
My mechanic had an old broken one in his workshop that he thinks fits, the part number for that one is 034 905 205L. But nothing on the internet corroborates that. This is the one he had. Look familiar to anyone please?
Not sure about my engine code. The engine's a cut'n'shut cos half of it got replaced a few years ago. The only number I can see is the VIN, is that the same thing? It doesn't help that everything's written in german.
The old one is making a lot of noise, the revs are all over the place, it won't start, and stalls every time I brake. The rotor arm has definitely gone, but my mechanic has said I should replace the whole thing. He's normally a patch-it-up person, so it must be in bad shape.
I can't see a part number on it without taking it out, and I need the car to limp around in at the moment. And everything is so seized up that I don't rate my chances of getting it out and back in again without breaking something.
Thanks for the that parts diagram - it's making my head hurt, I might have to come back to it later.
My mechanic had an old broken one in his workshop that he thinks fits, the part number for that one is 034 905 205L. But nothing on the internet corroborates that. This is the one he had. Look familiar to anyone please?
1992 GTII 1.8 black
Brighton
Running it into the ground
Brighton
Running it into the ground
Re: Distributor 1992 GTII Mark2 1.8l
Although this is a 2 year old post, maybe this info will help someone using the search function.
This website (http://www.ignitioncarparts.co.uk/PartL ... %271748%27) stocks a load of distributor and other ignition parts for the scirocco. They also repair old distributors. There are a few variations on distributors for the scirocco, so it's best to get the model number off of the old distributor, if possible. If no model number is visible, you may be able to send the part to them for repair/identification.
Hopefully this helps someone out there.
This website (http://www.ignitioncarparts.co.uk/PartL ... %271748%27) stocks a load of distributor and other ignition parts for the scirocco. They also repair old distributors. There are a few variations on distributors for the scirocco, so it's best to get the model number off of the old distributor, if possible. If no model number is visible, you may be able to send the part to them for repair/identification.
Hopefully this helps someone out there.