What distributor is this? (1 Viewer)

[fixoldthings]

Here are a few pictures of the distributor currently in my 1971 FJ40.

What the heck is this?

It's clearly not the original Toyota distributor.

I noticed a little M logo on the rotor and points. Could this be an old Mallory distributor for a Chevy 235?

 

[fixoldthings]

Answering my own post because I found the part number tag hiding in the back. With that I was able to find more information about this distributor.

Maybe somebody else will have this same issue, search the Internet and find the information below useful.

This is a Mallory distributor, PN 2364102. It's apparently part of the "23 Series."

I found it listed in a Mallory catalog from 2005 and the Toyota F engine was one of it's applications. The catalog also had the tune-up part numbers and settings:

- Points PN: 25042 (or maybe 25042X) Gap: .022 in, Dwell: 31 deg +/- 2 deg
- Condenser PN: 400
- Cap PN: 270
- Rotor PN: 309

I couldn't find the whole distributor for sale anywhere, but tune-up parts appear to be widely available.

Here's a picture of the part number tag for the record:

 

[Tancruiser]

I have a Mallory in my cruiser you can still get points and condensers but they not be cheap.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

@4Cruisers is one of our resident Distributor go to's ..............