Audi 100 Distributor

The Audi 100 debuted in 1968 and was discontinued in 1997. Classic parts like the distributor parts contribute to its success. Many modern engines have abandoned the idea of high voltage distributors and coils of Audi 100. Instead, it performs the distribution function in the circuit electronically and applies a low-voltage pulse. Both of the systems give a finer level of ignition control by the engine computer. The computer enhances the power output, fuel economy, and emissions. Faulty distributor parts of Audi 100 can lead to stalling, an engine backfire, and poor engine performance.

Whereas, the worn distributor parts of Audi 100 need to be repaired or replaced for better 100's performance. A distributor of Audi 100 is used to distribute the high voltage that is generated to the ignition coil which then sends the spark to the spark plugs in the engine's proper firing order. The removal process for distributor parts of Audi 100 is as follows. Remove the retaining clips holding the distributor cap in place. Then remove the cap and mark the position of the rotor. Next, remove all ignition wires and label them if necessary. The vacuum lines and the bolt lock the distributor in place. Finally, pull the distributor straight out and remove the O-ring. Our website has premium parts and devices. Get helpful Audi 100 parts online at a low price with just a few clicks.