Name the Mystery Parts Thread

Mystery part #93 is the special screw to hold the engine/hood stay.

 

Looks like Dave included a few unrelated treasures with the Dino.

 

I think mystery part 7 is part of the quarterlight bottom bracket

 

The unrelated treasures are actually part of an aftermarket system that I had fabricated for the car but never installed. Many, but not all of them.

Lemme go back and I'll give those #'s to you. I'm back: 1-4 are part of the mystery aftermarket one off system that I had made, by one of the sponsors here. He'd never made one before like this, and I'm guessing he'll never make another one.

D

 

Mystery part number 5 has been asked about on several occasions here. A bunch of guys would be interested in acquiring that part for a template, I'm sure.

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I know the answer to the bonus question!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PM me for details.

 

Dave I,m going to have a guess
you were designing a fuel injection system

am I right?

 

I think it's a window motor without the gearbox.

#92 looks like the lead that goes from the alternator to the fuseblock on the firewall.

 

ENNNNNNNNTTT!!! NOPE.

Put one in the loss column for the gipper.

 

DING DING DING DING DING We've got a DOUBLE winner!!!

 

Close, but no cigar!!!

Take another shot?

 

1 and 4 look like a cam or crank timing disk and sensor for an electronic ignition. A box would do the advance curve and distributor would just steer spark to right cylinder. Or box would drive multiple coils.
John

 

Part 1 - Might the Mag sensor represent a transducer (pick up) for a flywheel or pulley timing encoder (magnetic encoder) or for the points replacement (looks too large to fit into the distributor cap).

Part 2 - The preceding picture (Bar 1) might be an timing advance system on the intake manifold for the same electronic timing conversion.

Part 3 is the magnetic pickup amplifier

Part 4 is the encoder wheel to go on the pulley or flywheel.

Part 5 is the bracket to carry the magnetic sensor in close proximity to part 4

Parts 6 and 7, as mentioned, represent a window motor and the friction adjustment for the quarter window.

Part 9 looks like a radiator fan motor, but is somewhat different from factory original.

Part 91 looks like the fan off the alternator pulley.

Parts 92 and 93 already mentioned, wire from alternator to firewall fuse block and trunk lid strut screw.

Bonus part is a closeup of the distributor

Jim S.

 

exactly

not quite

yup

yup

WAY OFF

CORRECT - Lucas replacement for a 308 works on the 246 TOO!!

NICE!!

exactly.

 

Multiple coils. Which is somewhere in the goodies box, Uro.

 

should be a block of six single solid state coil like objects all put together

Dig deeper.

D

 

Uro,

No idea what the cryptic message is, it predates me.

No one got part #5.

Here's a clue.

It mounts on the exterior of the car.

I can ask my mechanic what EAR BEST CAN HERE means.

 

Oh, and the six pot coil was in it's own white corrugated box. It should have been inthe same bag as the rest of those parts.

If not, might be in the POD!!!

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POD = Previous Owner's Desk?

 

front license plate bracket - not certain this is orignal or factory but from the period