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DBMZ distributor coil wire lead question

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Old 02-10-2024, 10:58 AM
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Im dealing with a no spark issue and after taking distributor apart I am surprised to see no inside insulator on the stud that exits the housing - there is one on the outside where the wire is attached.
safe to assume it has deteriorated and some improvisation is required? pix attached shows outside insulator
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Have you checked the sprung centre brush on your distributor cap that touches the rotor?
 
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Originally Posted by Glyn M Ruck
Have you checked the sprung centre brush on your distributor cap that touches the rotor?
yes I have checked for that. Tnx
i was hoping someone would post a pix of the insulator that I am missing or just a shot of the post with the proper set up
i suppose i can just eliminate the post altogether and just run a wire directly to the coil from the points
 
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Should be a Lucas 22 D6 ~ there is a whole insulation block that slides into a grove on the side of the distributor body as above.
 

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Originally Posted by Glyn M Ruck
Should be a Lucas 22 D6 ~ there is a whole insulation block that slides into a grove on the side of the distributor body as above.
The mark 2 I am working on is a 1960 so that may explain the earlier DMBZ6a distributor which has the stud on the side and not the slot with insulated LT terminal.
 
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Wrong distributor for that engine.
 
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