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    Posted: 29 Oct 2023 at 1:43pm
Steve. Working on a Hercules 3 cylinder gas engine in an Oliver Crawler. Delco distributor number 1111897. Doing they make a Pertronix kit for it? Will one for a 6 cylinder work?
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You could send Steve a direct email.

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I dont know, but it appears this might work.. I would take the Pertronix part number--- - 4471131---  and e-mail them to confirm.



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Hi Don!
Sorry, it's been a while since I been on the forum. Been busy with leave detail around the property.  That 1111897 Distributor was a weird one. I worked on one of those a looong time ago, and I think that's the Distributor they used a 6 cylinder cap on and had three towers blocked off. (?)  I went through the Pertronix catalog and didn't see it listed under 3 cylinder Oliver. I then checked by Distributor number and came up empty.  As Steve mentioned probably a call to Pertronix is in order to see what the Devil is available for that goofy Distributor.  Sorry, couldn't help ya on that one......... Unhappy
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You are correct on the cap, although that cap is long obsolete and now its is just a straight up 6 cylinder cap.

This whole thing has been a challenge to overhaul. That little 3 cylinder Herc is a good little motor, but it is long obsolete
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