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Engine Position Sensor - Lucas Distributors Fitment and Magnet Pickup Ring



Classic Fuel Injection
Distributor Sensor and magnet for Lucas Distributors

Fitted in standard distributor to allow Engine ECU to calculate engine speed and position.

This is a 2 wire VR type sensor so will work with most ECU's

( Please see our other listing for Hall type sensor )

Universal fitment - It is fitted to distributor plate after contact breaker points have been removed and the plate drilled.

It can be made to fit most distributors.

It is a common sensor for all distributors but the magnet trigger ring varies to suit different distributors


We have options for

Lucas 25D4,  45D4

Lucas 25D6,  45D6,  DM6

Lucas 35D8


PLEASE ENSURE YOU LIST THE DISTRIBUTOR MAKE / TYPE / ENGINE IN THE COMMENTS SECTION OF THE CHECKOUT PAGE.

WE CAN THEN ENSURE WE SUPPLY THE APPROPIATE PART FOR YOUR CAR / DISTRIBUTOR

Engine Position Sensor and Magnet Ring - Lucas Distributor

  • £45.00

  • Ex Tax: £45.00

Tags: Engine Position Sensor and Magnet Ring, Lucas Distributor






IMPORTANT INFORMATION RELATING TO THE RETURN OF COMPLETE FUEL INJECTION VEHICLE KITS


The vehicle kits will normally be supplied with the ECU pre loaded with an initial start file.


This initial start file is simply provided as an aid for engine starting, it should not be considered a suitable final calibration for your engine.
You must be prepared to undertake further ECU calibration work to ensure the ECU files are tailored to your vehicle.
Failure to successfully complete the calibration process may lead to poor vehicle driveability or even damage to your engine.

Our Classic Fuel Injection Kits are custom built to order and to the customer general specification and as such are exempt from automatic return rights under Consumer Contract regulations.
By ordering this conversion kit you understand that further ECU calibration work will be required and the final results are outside of our control.
We cannot accept returns or claims arising from failure to successfully complete the calibration process.