Lucas Ignition Module DAB118 Genuine NOS Heads up
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Just bought from here. Real deal and fair price.
Cheers.
Al
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-LUCAS-DAB118-IGN...
Cheers.
Al
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-LUCAS-DAB118-IGN...
737 FLF said:
Just bought from here. Real deal and fair price.
Cheers.
Al
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-LUCAS-DAB118-IGN...
Good find Cheers.
Al
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-LUCAS-DAB118-IGN...
the only ones worth fitting IMO But just beware that not all Lucas branded ones are not the same, I had one earlier this year from a TVR specialist and it turned the car from driving very smoothly at low speed to something that kangarood all the time, swapping it with a replacement Lucas and it worked fine again, although both Lucas the stamping a were completely different and I would suspect from a different factory
Paulprior said:
But just beware that not all Lucas branded ones are not the same, I had one earlier this year from a TVR specialist and it turned the car from driving very smoothly at low speed to something that kangarood all the time, swapping it with a replacement Lucas and it worked fine again, although both Lucas the stamping a were completely different and I would suspect from a different factory
Thats proper Lucas but yes the current ones are generic s
t, the one in shot is the version fitted to Ford HCS & CVH engines in the 80's hence the Ford part number same part though and is OE quality because it is OE Edited by Sardonicus on Friday 10th June 11:51
There are only two basic types of amps out there- the two pin and earlier three pin, the only difference is the three pin has an earth wire, and the two pin grounds through the metal plate. They are interchangeable on the dizzy, but it does require a connector change. There is a conversion cable available from Lucas, but as its spade connectors its not difficult to wire something up.
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