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PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 5:21 pm 
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After putting the new tyres on this morning the car felt a bit funny.
Had a poke around under the bonnet and found a problem with the distributor cap.
The centre post was cracked and fell out when I took the cap off.
Raced down to Super Cheap and of course they don't have one in stock but can order it in.
They reckon it is a Bosch GL109-C.
Is this correct?
Even better does anybody on the Gold Coast have one laying around that I could buy off them?

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 5:31 pm 
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A bosch cap on a lucas distributer? Doesn't sound right to me. You can get them from www.minisport.com.au or www.minis.com or most other aussie suppliers.


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PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 5:39 pm 
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Irish Yobbo wrote:
A bosch cap on a lucas distributer? Doesn't sound right to me. You can get them from www.minisport.com.au or www.minis.com or most other aussie suppliers.

Lucas (original) is no more, really. All new dizzy caps now are aftermarket suppliers (even if you find one in a green `Lucas' box).
Bosch makes caps (and rotors, also points and condensers) for many non- Bosch distributors.
Including the Nissan Pulsar (Hitachi dizzy) which I have on both of mine.

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 1:41 pm 
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andyinparadise wrote:
After putting the new tyres on this morning the car felt a bit funny.
Had a poke around under the bonnet and found a problem with the distributor cap.
The centre post was cracked and fell out when I took the cap off.
Raced down to Super Cheap and of course they don't have one in stock but can order it in.
They reckon it is a Bosch GL109-C.
Is this correct?
Even better does anybody on the Gold Coast have one laying around that I could buy off them?


That number is the Bosch number for a 45D, 43D, 45DM4 or 45D4 type Dist If however You have any other model than this will not fit

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I have plenty spare ones here you could have freebies. To suit a 45D which i think you'll have, unless its a 29D with the big clips?

I'm located at beaudesert these days though...

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 7:26 pm 
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Hi Lockie91 I will send you a PM.

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