1995 Discovery 1 Distributor Replacement Part

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12-19-2022 | 12:33 PM

grew

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1995 Discovery 1 Distributor Replacement Part

My distributor needs replacing. I am pretty sure its Part number ERR4738, but I haven't been able to find any confirmation.

Does anyone have any further clarity on the proper replacement part?

Thank you very much.

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12-19-2022 | 01:33 PM

disco96sd

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Distributor Cap STC8368

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12-19-2022 | 01:51 PM

grew

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Distributor Cap STC8368

I don't need the cap I need the whole thing.

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12-19-2022 | 02:12 PM

grew

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I came across this on one of the part sites. My VIN is SALT so i think its the correct part.

Someone please correct if I am wrong

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12-19-2022 | 07:09 PM

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If I needed a new distributor, I would probably shop for an aftermarket brand in the UK, there are lots. A genuine part is good if you want to stay stock.

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12-19-2022 | 07:17 PM

grew

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If I needed a new distributor, I would probably shop for an aftermarket brand in the UK, there are lots. A genuine part is good if you want to stay stock.

I just want to make sure I'm buying the right part number. There are a LOT of part numbers that are for distributors with a 3.9 petrol engine.

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12-19-2022 | 07:54 PM

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Don't bother with getting a Lucas 35 Dizzy go with this one instead. You will no longer need the Lucas Amplifier (common weak point with any 3.5/3.9/4.2L). Just run the + & - wires to the coil and call it a day.