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009 distributor is it an upgrade?

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The vacuum unit on my distributor is weak, apparently. Thiking about buying one of JK's cheapo non-brand 009s to replace it. Anyone got anything good to say about this?
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don't hold your breath.....the word is

"don't do it"


do a search in technical forums for 009....then plce a wanted ad!


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Found this quote on the wiki

Oh and dont be tempted to fit an 009 as they are useless for a type 4 engine.. not enough advance and not fast enough advance ramp..

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Re: 009 distributor is it an upgrade?

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Jonni wrote:The vacuum unit on my distributor is weak, apparently. Thiking about buying one of JK's cheapo non-brand 009s to replace it. Anyone got anything good to say about this?

I have just had my vacuum unit replaced on my 1.9 DG, cost £18.13 from vag - the code for mine was V025 905 271 C, hope this helps :)

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Wow, the 009 is not a popular component. I had one fitted to my T2 and it was very good. Never missed a beat.

Thanks for the adivce. I think I'll go for the replacement unit from VAG, thanks for that code louislucas.
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the type 1 engine is different to a type 4 engine.. the type 4 does not like the 009.. wrong advance curve.. a prpoerly set up 009 on a type 1 works well.. but is always a compromise..
If you have the dual vac unit and cannot get it then it can be replaced (with a little mod) for a single vac unit, but you have to correct the timing to suit and blank the retard vac line..

Oh, just seen.. you have a 1.9 DG... fit a new vac advance unit... forget the 009 on this engine... backward step...

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Every one seems to be omitting the fact that a 009 is a point distributor, and the t3 is electronic (all except some wierd African models)

So, in other words, go from 50 000 volts to about 25 000 volts.

Just buy a vac advance unit.
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Wot I just daid Si!!!

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toomanytoys wrote:Wot I just daid Si!!!

No it's not?!

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:oops: OK so it isnt.. but I did say...
Oh, just seen.. you have a 1.9 DG... fit a new vac advance unit... forget the 009 on this engine... backward step...

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my cu has a points dizzy and goes quite well,,, so it would probably fly with the right one fitted? :lol:
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our Aircooled is gutless and thirsty just as intended, but it sounds coooooool!!!!!

Not what your signature says!!
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