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Resolved Distributor Transistor Unit vs Ignition Control Module

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AlphaAssault

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What is the difference between the Distributor Transistor Unit and the Ignition Control Module? Where are they located? They are classified as different parts on RockAuto.
 
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The 1.8 has a distributor with an igniter built-in, that's the "distributor transistor unit." The ignition control module would be the "power transistor" on the 2 liter.
 
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