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 Post subject: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2018 7:09 pm 
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Hi, Looking to find out what a Lucas 29D with AYB0370 should fit (no vacuum)? It was fitted to my mk.2 S ,many years ago. It is dated 7/71, Reddog.


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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2018 7:56 pm 
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origmini was chasing info on a 29D4 AYB0370 stamped 62941129 8/71.
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The old Mini Kingdom catalogue has (B62941129-R) as an Australian MK II Cooper S. I am not so sure as the last MK2 Ss were built 3/71. If the dissy you have is 7/71 it would have been fitted to another type of vehicle.


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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
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Could be GT then? Same motor...

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
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drmini in aust wrote:
Could be GT then? Same motor...


The standard MK2 S and GT are listed as AYG0175 in all my books.


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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2018 10:52 am 
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The dog drive and rotor also don't line up. It was running in my car many years ago. I wonder if the dog drive was altered from another vehicle? Where could I find a list of 29D Lucas Dist. with part no. and vehicle fitment ? Reddog.


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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:55 am 
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I have a 29 D here which also has no Vacuum and it is stamped AYH 0728.. 62941137A and it is dated 2.73 I was told it is from a Morris Marina GT or the like. I have never tried it is a Mini to see how it advances.

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2018 1:45 pm 
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After some more research I've discovered Lucas Australia distributor 62941129 was originally configured for a six cylinder vehicle and was specifically a later fitting for the Austin Kimberley E6 twin carby model (manual and auto).

If anyone has one of these that is configured for a four cylinder vehicle then the cam and cap (and maybe other internal parts) have been swapped. Nothing wrong with that as most Lucas distributors share common parts. In this case a non-vacuum advance body like this can be used for various 4 or 6 cylinder applications, although the part number stampings on the outside will then be incorrect.

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas 29D
PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2018 2:10 pm 
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winabbey wrote:
After some more research I've discovered Lucas Australia distributor 62941129 was originally configured for a six cylinder vehicle and was specifically a later fitting for the Austin Kimberley E6 twin carby model (manual and auto).

If anyone has one of these that is configured for a four cylinder vehicle then the cam and cap (and maybe other internal parts) have been swapped. Nothing wrong with that as most Lucas distributors share common parts. In this case a non-vacuum advance body like this can be used for various 4 or 6 cylinder applications, although the part number stampings on the outside will then be incorrect.

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Lucas AV5 p13.jpg

Thanks very much for that, I was just going around in circles. The drive dog and rotar button also don't line up, but it would still run my motor, thanks, Reddog.
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