 911.602.022.00, Distributor - Marelli S112 for 914-6 |
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| DennisV |
 Aug 28 2022, 07:38 PM
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1970 914-6 were fitted with a Marelli distributor. Whereas 1971-1972 cars had Bosch distributors. The Marelli distributor came in AX and BX versions. Cars built prior to April 1970 would have CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition) and a Marelli BX. BX models did not have a condenser, as it wasn’t necessary for cars with CDI . Those without CDI utilized the AX.
Weak points of the Marelli have included difficulty in obtaining parts. It has an aluminum body. Pictured is a refurbished Marelli S112 BX distributor with the cap and retaining clips removed.  |
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