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are 2. and 2.2 distributor the same
Sorry should know this but want to be sure.
do the 2.0 and 2.2 distributors physically interchange. I think the 2.0 is the small shaft, but do not know what the 2.2 is thanks in advance. brant
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If they are both Bosch...yes....some 2.0s had the crappy Marelli dizzy....
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Brant,
Yes, all 2.0 and 2.2 engine distributors will interchange. With the beginning of 2.4 production the shaft/bore increased to a nominal 30.0 mm.
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Advance curves are different depending upon engine specs, for example 2.0 S vs, 2.2 T, aren't they?
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thanks a ton everyone!
brant
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