1971 GMC C25/C2500 Suburban Distributor 8 Cyl 6.6L Proform

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For Chevy V8 Engines

Features:
Designed to meet the high performance demands of racing competition, these units fit Chevy small block and big block engines.

HEI Distributor; Racing Type w/Vac-Adv;Housing Finish:Polished; Cap Color:Red

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$117.32 USD $140.78 USD

Brand	Proform
Part #	P7566941R
Condition	New
Warehouse	B

C25/C2500 Suburban Proform Distributor 1971 GMC

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Engine	CC	CID	Block Type
1971 GMC C25/C2500 Suburban	8 Cyl 6.6L	6588	402	V

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For Chevy V8 Engines
HEI Distributor; Racing Type w/Vac-Adv;Housing Finish:Polished; Cap Color:Red
100% New

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Distributor.

System	Ignition
Description / What It Does	On older ignition systems, the distributor routes spark to the correct cylinder and may house the cap, rotor, pickup, or ignition module. Wear can cause misfires, hard starting, stalling, or poor performance.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	Replace cap and rotor every 30,000 miles when serviceable; inspect the distributor assembly during tune-ups and replace if shaft play, pickup/module failure, or corrosion is found.
Job Difficulty	Moderate DIY
Maintenance Tips	Keep moisture out of the cap, replace ignition wires/plugs on schedule, and mark timing/position carefully before removal.