Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide – 2013 Distributor, Alternator, Generator & Starter Parts Catalog

Description

Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide — 2013 Edition

This Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide is a detailed 2013 parts reference for automotive electrical components, covering distributor assemblies (both electronic ignition and contact controlled ignition types), alternator parts, generator parts, and starter parts. Superseding catalog NAUP-05, this guide organizes unit numbers, modules, pick-ups, reluctors, rotors, caps, coils, vacuum controls, capacitors, brush sets, bushings, solenoid switches, and related components by manufacturer for quick lookup and positive identification.

File Details

• Manual Type: Electrical Systems Parts Guide / Catalog
• Publisher/Brand: NAPA Echlin
• Coverage: Distributor Parts (Electronic Ignition & Contact Controlled Ignition), Alternator Parts, Generator Parts, Starter Parts
• Language: English
• Page Count: 397
• File Format: PDF
• Edition: 2013, Supersedes Catalog NAUP-05

Chapters Covered

• Distributor Parts — Electronic Ignition
• Distributor Parts — Contact Controlled Ignition
• Alternator Parts
• Generator Parts
• Starter Parts
• Index — Starters (Mitsubishi, Nippondenso, Nissan-Datsun, OMC, Saab, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo, Yugo)
• American Motors
• Audi-Volkswagen
• Autolite-Prestolite
• BMW
• Bosch
• Chrysler (also see Mitsubishi)
• Daihatsu
• Delco Remy
• Ford-Motorcraft
• Hitachi
• Honda
• Hyundai
• I.H.C.
• Isuzu
• Lucas
• Mallory
• Marelli
• Mazda
• Mitsubishi
• Motorola
• Nissan-Datsun
• Paris-Rhone
• Peugeot
• Porsche
• Renault
• Saab
• Simca
• Sterling
• Subaru
• Suzuki
• TEC
• Toyota
• Volvo
• Yugo

The Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide organizes thousands of individual part numbers into manufacturer-specific tables. Each table pairs a unit number with its matching module, pick-up, reluctor, rotor, cap, coil, vacuum control, capacitor, brush set, bushing, solenoid switch, and other sub-components. This cross-referencing structure lets a technician or parts professional start with any known number — a unit number, a module number, or a component number — and trace the complete assembly it belongs to. For distributor work, the guide separates electronic ignition from contact controlled ignition systems, reflecting the two distinct architectures used across the covered model years. Alternator, generator, and starter sections follow the same unit-number-first layout, with dedicated columns for voltage regulator, diode packs, rectifiers, brushes, bushings, solenoid switches, and repair kits.

What This Parts Guide Helps You Do

Whether you are rebuilding a distributor, sourcing a replacement alternator rectifier, matching a starter solenoid to the correct unit number, or verifying that a vacuum control or pickup coil is correct for a specific application, this guide provides the lookup path. The Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide is built for parts counter use, salvage yard identification, rebuild verification, and restoration sourcing where original part numbers matter.

• Cross-reference unit numbers to their internal components
• Match modules, pick-ups, reluctors, and rotors to the correct distributor unit
• Identify alternator diodes, rectifiers, voltage regulators, and brush sets
• Locate generator brush sets, bushings, and voltage regulators
• Find starter solenoid switches, brush sets, bushings, and repair kits
• Verify part compatibility across American, European, and Asian vehicle manufacturers

Why This Guide Matters

Electrical components are among the most commonly mis-ordered parts in the aftermarket. A distributor pick-up that looks similar but has the wrong reluctor gap, an alternator rectifier with the wrong diode configuration, or a starter solenoid with incorrect terminal spacing can all cause repeat failures, charging system problems, or no-start conditions. The Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide reduces that risk by keeping the original unit-number relationships intact. Instead of guessing from a photo or a partial number, you can trace the complete component chain.

Delivery

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This Electrical Systems Unit Parts Guide is delivered as an instant PDF download — no shipping, no waiting. The file works on any device that reads PDFs and can be printed for bench or counter use. Whether you are building a reference binder, loading it onto a shop tablet, or keeping it on a laptop for parts lookup, the format is straightforward and portable.