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Distributor Refurbishment

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Hi

Can anyone recommend a firm to refurbish my distributor for my Dolomite 1850?

Preferably looking for a firm located within the West Midlands/Shropshire area.

Thanks :D

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Distributor Doctor. In Somerset so you will have to post, but they are the people for all Lucas distributors. 01984 629540. Website www.distributordoctor.com
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Cheers Ralph. :D
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RobSport do a recon exchange service for £240, plus a £50 surcharge.
Couldn't see the AC Delco D302 mentioned on the distributor doctors website.
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David, H&H in Dudley (Brierley Hill) are excellent
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Kt66 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 16, 2025 7:32 pm David, H&H in Dudley (Brierley Hill) are excellent
+1 for H&H, they did my 1500 dizzy for my "fast road spec" engine. According to the tuner at the rolling road they got the ignition curves pretty much spot on for the engine.
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https://www.h-h-ignitionsolutions.co.uk/
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#8 Post by David Embery »

Thanks Guys.

Really appreciate your suggestions. I have indeed gone to H&H Ignition Solutions in Brierley Hill. Should be back in about 10 days and just in time for when my reconditioned 1850 engine gets put back in my Dolly.

Fingers crossed, everything coming together nicely. :D
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Oli_88 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 7:44 pm RobSport do a recon exchange service for £240, plus a £50 surcharge.
Couldn't see the AC Delco D302 mentioned on the distributor doctors website.
Sorry, yes they only do Lucas dizzys, I didn`t realise that the 1850 was AC Delco.
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