AC/Delco Ignition Module part number

emerystora

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The module for the HEI ignition distributor was AC/Delco part number
875990 and GM part number 1875990 but this has recently changed to
AC/Delco #D1906 and GM part number 10482820.

The list at a GM dealer is about $41.58. I bought one today for
$35.34 as my local dealer gives me a discount. I asked him what he
would sell 10 or more for and he said about $2 or 3 less. I could do
a group buy for those of you who want one but I'm not sure whether it
would be worth it as you'd have to pay postage and insurance.

Emery Stora
77 Kingsley
Santa Fe, NM
 
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gene

>God Em I just purchased a new coil and a module for about that price at
>Auto advantage. It was not an AC delco but has someone definetly determined
>that AC delco is better?
>
>

>>The module for the HEI ignition distributor was AC/Delco part number
>>875990 and GM part number 1875990 but this has recently changed to
>>AC/Delco #D1906 and GM part number 10482820.
>>
>>The list at a GM dealer is about $41.58. I bought one today for
>>$35.34 as my local dealer gives me a discount. I asked him what he
>>would sell 10 or more for and he said about $2 or 3 less. I could do
>>a group buy for those of you who want one but I'm not sure whether it
>>would be worth it as you'd have to pay postage and insurance.
>>
>>Emery Stora
>>77 Kingsley
>>Santa Fe, NM
>>
>>
>
>
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mr.erf
http://www.california.com/~eagle/
 
>God Em I just purchased a new coil and a module for about that price at
>Auto advantage. It was not an AC delco but has someone definetly determined
>that AC delco is better?
>
>

>>The module for the HEI ignition distributor was AC/Delco part number
>>875990 and GM part number 1875990 but this has recently changed to
>>AC/Delco #D1906 and GM part number 10482820.
>>
>>The list at a GM dealer is about $41.58. I bought one today for
>>$35.34 as my local dealer gives me a discount. I asked him what he
>>would sell 10 or more for and he said about $2 or 3 less. I could do
>>a group buy for those of you who want one but I'm not sure whether it
>>would be worth it as you'd have to pay postage and insurance.
> >
> >Emery Stora
> >77 Kingsley
> >Santa Fe, NM
> >
> >

Well, I don't really know. There are definitely some differences in
the parts. For example when hooking up my Caspro EKE, I had to add a
diode to the CarQuest module that I had in my distributor in order to
get the EKE to work. With the Delco one I didn't have to.

Since it has been posted by a few on the net that the AC/Delco one
was better, I decided to just pay the higher price and put in the
Delco. I want to eliminate as much potention problems as I can in
order to get my vapor lock problem pinpointed and corrected.

By the way, the AC/Delco one was stamped "Made in the Phillipines" on the back.

Emery Stora

Emery
 
>God Em I just purchased a new coil and a module for about that price at
>Auto advantage. It was not an AC delco but has someone definetly determined
>that AC delco is better?

Tom - I had just sent a reply to Larry Nelson about the coil and a
potential problem if its not a match to the pickup coil. Check that
out with your new coil.

Emery Stora