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PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2021 11:44 am    Post subject: distributor info Reply with quote

So at an auction of a recently closed up shop, I managed to buy a bunch of distributors. All are original Bosch Germany built. I think I have a handle on what most of them are, but if anyone can clear up the question marks, and maybe make any other pertinent comments, it would be appreciated.

023178009
(basic 009)

043905205
113905205T
113905205AA
(standard SVDAs?)

311905205L
(SVDA for Type 3?)

ZV/JU 4R3 (cast iron)
(from a 36hp?)

Thanks for any input on confirming what they are and what the best use is for them.
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2021 12:04 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

johnnyvw164 wrote:
So at an auction of a recently closed up shop, I managed to buy a bunch of distributors. All are original Bosch Germany built. I think I have a handle on what most of them are, but if anyone can clear up the question marks, and maybe make any other pertinent comments, it would be appreciated.

023178009
(basic 009)

043905205 (Beetle 1974 * 1600 Federal Manual Trans)
113905205T (Beetle 1970 * 1600 Manual Trans)
113905205AA (Beetle 1969 * 1500 Auto-Stick Trans)
(standard SVDAs?)

311905205L (Type 3 69-69 * 1600 Fuel Injected Manual Trans)
(SVDA for Type 3?)

ZV/JU 4R3 (cast iron) (Type 3 1964 * 1500S)
(from a 36hp?)

Thanks for any input on confirming what they are and what the best use is for them.

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2021 12:45 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

Ah, that's great info Glenn, thanks!
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 26, 2021 11:38 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

Glenn wrote:
johnnyvw164 wrote:
So at an auction of a recently closed up shop, I managed to buy a bunch of distributors. All are original Bosch Germany built. I think I have a handle on what most of them are, but if anyone can clear up the question marks, and maybe make any other pertinent comments, it would be appreciated.

023178009
(basic 009)

043905205 (Beetle 1974 * 1600 Federal Manual Trans)
113905205T (Beetle 1970 * 1600 Manual Trans) 1969 and for Bus too
113905205AA (Beetle 1969 * 1500 Auto-Stick Trans)
(standard SVDAs?) the 043 and 113 AA are SVDA the 113 T vacuum advance only.

311905205L (Type 3 69-69 * 1600 Fuel Injected Manual Trans)
(SVDA for Type 3?)

ZV/JU 4R3 (cast iron) (Type 3 1964 * 1500S)
(from a 36hp?) It does use 36 hp Beetle points and the vacuum canister matches the specs for a 36 hp Beetle but has a slip on vacuum nipple.

Thanks for any input on confirming what they are and what the best use is for them.

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2021 1:44 am    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

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ZV/JU 4R3 (cast iron) (Type 3 1964 * 1500S)
(from a 36hp?)
I guess it's a typo, but ZV/JU 4R3 is a aluminum vacuum only distributor, ZV/JCU 4R3 is the cast iron -64 1500s
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2021 3:40 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

Well, apparently I can't read my own writing...LOL

The correst number on that cast iron dist. is: ZV/PAU 4R5
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2021 4:11 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

johnnyvw164 wrote:
Well, apparently I can't read my own writing...LOL

The correst number on that cast iron dist. is: ZV/PAU 4R5


61 to 64 40hp
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2021 4:54 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

Again, thanks!!

How does the advance curve on that compare to a 205? Am I correct to assume it's vacuum advance only?
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 27, 2021 8:27 pm    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

The ZV/PAU 4 R 5 is a vacuum advance only and needs the vacuum signal from a 28 PICT series carburetor. The 113 T (all distributors are 205's) needs a vacuum signal from a 30 PICT series Solex carburetors so the two can't really be compared.
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 28, 2021 3:25 am    Post subject: Re: distributor info Reply with quote

Thanks for that info!
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