3F dizzy rotor not available, any substitutes? (1 Viewer)

[MalcolmY]

The 3F dizzy (19100-61180) I have has the small rotor, the rotor part number is not available anymore (except from two websites with outrageous prices).

So does anyone know another car that has a similar dizzy and rotor (and the cover under the rotor, see image), either a Toyota car or otherwise.

Thank you all.

 

[LSUfj]

The dust cover shown may be harder to find, but I searched for the rotor sub-assy part number found on TOYODIY and got a couple hits. Looks like some toyota forklifts use the same part too

 

[Splangy]

That rotor part number from Toyodiy is also the same as 1968-1975 FJ40 rotors.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

i used a 19102-45150 based on what @Splangy is talking about,

on my 19100-61180 Distributor , it does lack the anti over rev little feelers features , but i did not notice any difference

 

[Spike Strip]

The 41010 rotor is the non-smog version. Same as what comes in the 61080 distributor

 

[Splangy]

Why was this moved from tech to classifieds? The OP is looking for technical info regarding rotor application. He isn’t asking anybody to sell him a rotor.


Some of the mods seem to lack reading comprehension skills lately.

 

[Spike Strip]

This actually is important tech as a lot of these 3F dizzy are being used now

 

[3_puppies]

This actually is important tech as a lot of these 3F dizzy are being used now

maybe get it into FAQ?

 

[MalcolmY]

So I have good news, I bought a rotor from partsouq 19102-61180 and it's exactly the same one I had, see link.

1910261180 Toyota ROTOR SUB-ASSY, DISTRIBUTOR Price: 25.87$, Weight: 0.038kg - PartSouq - Auto Parts Around the World

But I still can't find the cover.

 

[Spike Strip]

I realize you're in SA, but is there a reason you wanted that Rev-limiter version of the rotor ?

I wonder what the rev-limit is ? @RAGINGMATT any idea?

But nice to find an exact replacement.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

I realize you're in SA, but is there a reason you wanted that Rev-limiter version of the rotor ?

I wonder what the rev-limit is ? @RAGINGMATT any idea?

But nice to find an exact replacement.

How i understand the anti over rev. feature option to be :

it's for when your going down a steep hill for example , it will cut OFF the spark to the plugs , so u dont get going too fast or get too many exceeding RPM's of the engine spec's on the 3F in a 70 series for example


at least thats how understand it after reading My 1984 3F FSM i got a while back


yes , i said 1984 3F engine FSM OEM Toyota .....................


simply an Amazing Book !

 

[ToyotaMatt]

 

[Spook50]

Why does this look so much different from the rotor in my distributor?? Mine's totally stock on a non-California 3FE.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

These Pages are from a 1984 3F Engine FSM / Repair Manual

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[ToyotaMatt]

 

[ToyotaMatt]

 

[ToyotaMatt]

This is why a substituted Rotor becomes required , while installing Pertronix Kit into the 19100-61180 , i ran into a interference issue

between it and the new Igniter assy. box .


the Updated OEM Toyota Rotor solved the problem in short order

 

[Racer65]

This is why a substituted Rotor becomes required , while installing Pertronix Kit into the 19100-61180 , i ran into a interference issue

between it and the new Igniter assy. box .


the Updated OEM Toyota Rotor solved the problem in short order




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Trying to follow along...

I believe the rotor that comes with the 19100-61180 distributor is 19102-45150.
What updated rotor did you put in? You have interference issue with the 91622LS kit?

 

[Randy88FJ62]

So not to derail the main topic here. What is the difference between the US Spec distributor and the carb 3F version used in other countries? Am I seeing correctly that the 3F ditributor can be adjusted for bad / poor gas in countires where fuel quality is less than ideal?

Lots of interesting info in the pages you posted from that FSM.

 

[BK70]

Trying to follow along...

I believe the rotor that comes with the 19100-61180 distributor is 19102-45150.
What updated rotor did you put in? You have interference issue with the 91622LS kit?

Was this Pertronix clearing rotor part # ever disclosed? Is it 19102-45060?