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Old 14-10-23, 04:25
rob love rob love is offline
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There are two basic patterns of distributors that I have seem on the m-series of the 50s. There was the distributor like on the jeeps, the m37, and (new to my knowledge base) the 8 cylinder variation. Then there is the Delco version used on the 6 cylinder engines like the deuce, and the gas 5 tons.
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Old 14-10-23, 13:18
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885FFG is also correct for the M135 family. I assume the FFG part of the part number is "fitted for governor", because it was...
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