I have successfully used the Pertronix unit to replace points in a few cars, costs about $65. takes about 1/2 hour. You could also build a transistorized ignition system from a kit by Velleman (BGmicro.com) You keep the points but they last for a very long time as most of the switching current goes through a transistor.
1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8 Distributor rotates counterclockwise.
electronic spark timing is your distributor.
The engine is not hitting on all cylinders or the distributor (electronic or manual) needs adjustment.
Problem with the distributor engine tuning not constant after replacing new contact either engine will run low or higher that it will vibrate especially aircon on. Any recommendation to replace it with electronic distributor which can fit my Toyota ee90 engine?..
I don't believe a 1998 Regal, regardless of engine, will have a distributor. It will have an electronic ignition that outperforms any distributor of old.
NO, It is electronic ignition.
You look under the distributor cap.
No, electronic ignition uses a sensor in the engine shaft that determines the pulses. This omits the distributor in exchange for electrical control.
If it has coil packs, you can't.
It actually depends on the engine. But if it has HT LEADS (High Tension) Follow these from the distributor or electronic ignition unit and there are the plugs in the manifold of the engine
realy good shape 67 ford galaxie 500 390 engine whats worth
I used to have a 65 mercury park lane convertible with a 390 engine with a points distributor.I replaced it with a mallory electronic ignition.It goes right in the original distributor and you cant even tell it is there.I also used a mallory coil that went with it(bought separately).I am sure they make a kit for that engine since it is a common engine.The exact same kit may fit.Check with your local speed shop or go right to mallory online.I am sure there are many places where you can buy one.I hope that helps.