Standard Ignition Distributor Vacuum Advance P/N:VC-257
Keep spark timing responsive to engine load with the Standard Ignition distributor vacuum advance, part number VC-190. This distributor vacuum advance control is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1973-1977 Dodge Charger and 1975-1977 Chrysler Cordoba. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list and engine details.
A vacuum advance unit uses engine vacuum to move the distributor's ignition timing ahead during light-load, part-throttle driving. The timing moves back as vacuum drops. Standard Ignition lists these features for VC-190:
Signs this part may need replacing include hesitation or sluggish response at part throttle, reduced fuel economy, or an advance unit that will not hold vacuum. Other faults can cause the same symptoms, so check the vacuum source and ignition timing before replacing. If a failed vacuum advance is the cause, VC-190 replaces it.
Interchange: V344 · 3656766 · 3755491 · CV3031 · VC3031
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does a distributor vacuum advance do?
It uses engine vacuum to move the distributor's ignition timing ahead during light-load, part-throttle driving. The timing moves back as vacuum drops.
Which vehicles does the Standard Ignition VC-190 fit?
It fits many Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler models, including the 1973-1977 Dodge Charger and 1975-1977 Chrysler Cordoba. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
Is the VC-190 tested for leaks?
Yes. Standard Ignition tests these units at 30HG maximum vacuum to confirm they do not leak.
What part numbers does VC-190 interchange with?
It cross-references V344, 3656766, 3755491, CV3031 and VC3031.
How can I tell if my vacuum advance is bad?
Possible signs include part-throttle hesitation, reduced fuel economy or an advance unit that will not hold vacuum. Check the vacuum source and timing first, because other faults can cause similar symptoms.
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