Standard Ignition Ignition Conversion Kit P/N:LX-808
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition LX-812 ignition conversion kit for the 1968-1972 Dodge Charger 6-cylinder 3.7L and other vehicles converts the ignition system to electronic operation.
Hard starting, a misfire or a rough idle can point to a problem somewhere in the ignition system. Before you replace the kit, rule out worn spark plugs, damaged plug wires and a weak battery, since each of them produces similar symptoms.
This kit is listed for a wide range of Dodge and Plymouth models, including the 1960-1961 Dodge Dart 6-cylinder 2.8L, the 1960-1972 Dart 6-cylinder 3.7L, the 1963-1971 Dart 6-cylinder 2.8L, the 1970-1972 Dart 6-cylinder 3.2L and the 1972 Plymouth Duster 6-cylinder 3.2L or 3.7L, and each takes one kit.
Interchange: CBE3012 · IGNA105 · TP365
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the Standard Ignition LX-812 a Dodge Charger conversion kit for 1968-1972 models with the 6-cylinder 3.7L?
Yes, Standard Ignition LX-812 is listed for the 1968-1972 Dodge Charger 6-cylinder 3.7L. If your car is a different model, look for it in the "Vehicles it fits" section on this page.
Does the Standard Ignition LX-812 work on a 1972 Plymouth Duster with the 6-cylinder 3.2L or 3.7L?
Yes, the 1972 Plymouth Duster 6-cylinder 3.2L or 3.7L is listed for LX-812, and each of those engines takes one kit.
Where is the Standard Ignition LX-812 made?
The country of origin for the Standard Ignition LX-812 ignition conversion kit is the United States.
Is CBE3012 a cross-reference for the LX-812 ignition conversion kit?
Yes, CBE3012 is one of the other-brand numbers this kit replaces.
Is the LX-812 an electronic ignition conversion kit?
Yes. Standard Ignition LX-812 is an electronic ignition conversion kit, and this listing is one kit.
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