Once again, I'm jamming parts together trying to make something from nothing.
This time it's a Delco CCC HEI distributor, 1985 VIN 9 307.
Parts list:
Used but excellent shape-
Main shaft, distributor gear, and gear tension pin (3/16" x 7/8").
New Delco/GM parts-
1892261- Terminal block with capacitor to distributor cap
1979733- Terminal block to CCC (4 terminal plug)
1977207- Pole Piece, with coil and plate
10456342 (stamped 908 for older part number 1976908)- Module, Ignition
1977208- Housing, Distributor
383524- O-ring, Distributor housing to block
1892222- Retainer, Pole Piece and Plate
1985474- Coil, HEI red/white wire
1974408- Cap, Distributor
1977026- Rotor, HEI
1875960- Cover, HEI coil
First up, the housing, comes naked except for upper/lower bushings, pole piece anti-rotating pin, and some grease for upper bushing, which it doesn't need:
Here's the instructions for the new housing. Interesting is the notice at the bottom. It says because of the new bushing design, many housings no longer require the upper plastic seal and if not, it isn't included. Ain't that some weird stuff. But once again, it's strange in that I dug out the old grease of the used housing and there's NO HOLES IN THE BUSHING or the housing for the grease to go anywhere. It didn't have a grease seal in it either. So the grease isn't even needed for the upper bushings. So why do they keep adding it in the housing?
This time it's a Delco CCC HEI distributor, 1985 VIN 9 307.
Parts list:
Used but excellent shape-
Main shaft, distributor gear, and gear tension pin (3/16" x 7/8").
New Delco/GM parts-
1892261- Terminal block with capacitor to distributor cap
1979733- Terminal block to CCC (4 terminal plug)
1977207- Pole Piece, with coil and plate
10456342 (stamped 908 for older part number 1976908)- Module, Ignition
1977208- Housing, Distributor
383524- O-ring, Distributor housing to block
1892222- Retainer, Pole Piece and Plate
1985474- Coil, HEI red/white wire
1974408- Cap, Distributor
1977026- Rotor, HEI
1875960- Cover, HEI coil
First up, the housing, comes naked except for upper/lower bushings, pole piece anti-rotating pin, and some grease for upper bushing, which it doesn't need:
Here's the instructions for the new housing. Interesting is the notice at the bottom. It says because of the new bushing design, many housings no longer require the upper plastic seal and if not, it isn't included. Ain't that some weird stuff. But once again, it's strange in that I dug out the old grease of the used housing and there's NO HOLES IN THE BUSHING or the housing for the grease to go anywhere. It didn't have a grease seal in it either. So the grease isn't even needed for the upper bushings. So why do they keep adding it in the housing?