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280zx Distributor on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
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Laurel, Mississippi, US

Laurel, Mississippi, US
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Rebuilt with mostly new original Beck Arnley parts. The rotor, reluctor, pick up magnet, pick up coil and bearing cage are new. The bearing cage is an original Nissan part which cost over $70 in 2008. It is a very rare part. The Control module is used, but in good
working order. The Vacuum advance is also used, but in good working order. The shaft was repaired at a machine shop to original factory specs. The housing has been cleaned, polished with a high-temp sealer from Eastwood. This part was one if many intended for a 280zx restoration that never happened. This is a very nice original rebuilt part and I offer a money-back guarantee.

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