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Distributor Condensor - Vacuum Dizzys - Square Hole In Side (Originally 1973-79 Beetles)

This reproduction condenser is designed for use with VW distributors that have a square hole in the side—typically found on Beetles and other aircooled models from 1973 to 1979 equipped with 1200cc to 1600cc engines. The condenser mounts inside the distributor and is essential for suppressing electrical noise and protecting the points from premature wear, ensuring consistent spark and reliable engine performance.

Although originally fitted to late-model Beetles and Baywindow Buses, these distributors have often been swapped between engines over the years. As a result, this condenser may be the correct fit for your vehicle even if it`s not the original application. If your distributor has a square hole where the wire exits, this is likely the correct part.

Key Features:

  • Reproduction-quality condenser for Bosch-type square-hole distributors

  • Fits 1200cc to 1600cc aircooled VW engines

  • Helps maintain proper ignition function and point longevity

  • Simple plug-and-play fit

  • Ideal for tune-ups, restorations, or distributor rebuilds

Fitment:

  • For distributors with square hole wire exit

  • Typically used on VW models from 1973–1979

Applications:

  • VW Beetle: 1973–1979

  • VW Baywindow Van: 1973–1979

  • VW Karmann Ghia: 1973–1974

  • VW Type 3: 1973

  • VW Trekker: 1973–1983

  • VW Buggy & Baja: 1973–1979

Installation Tip:
Always inspect the condition of your points and rotor when replacing the condenser. A failing condenser can cause misfiring, poor starting, or erratic idle.

Manufacturer: Beru

Availability: Stock Item

Unit of Measure: Each

Dimensions:

Width: 35mm

Height: 60mm

Depth: 35mm

Volume: 73500mm3

Weight: 0.0309kg

This Part Fits: Beetle, Baywindow, Karmann Ghia, Type 3, Trekker, Buggy,

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