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HOMESERVICE MANUALSCHEVROLET1979MONZA 2+2, 2.5L ENG VIN 9, STANDARD TRANSREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISENGINE PERFORMANCEIGNITION SYSTEMDISTRIBUTOR SPECIFICATIONSDELCO-REMY DISTRIBUTOR ADVANCE SPECIFICATIONS

1979 Chevrolet Monza 2+2, 2.5L Eng VIN 9, Standard Trans

DELCO-REMY Distributor Advance Specifications

1979 Chevrolet Monza 2+2, 2.5L Eng VIN 9, Standard TransSECTION DELCO-REMY Distributor Advance Specifications

NOTE: FOR DISTRIBUTOR RPM & DEGREES, DIVIDE SPECIFICATIONS BY 2

Distributor Part No.

Rot.⁽¹⁾

Automatic Advance (Engine Degrees & RPM)

Vacuum Advance (Engine Deg. & In. of Hg.)

Deg.

RPM

Deg.

RPM

Deg.

RPM

Deg.

In. Hg.

Deg.

In. Hg.

1103281

1000

1700

3800

1103282

1000

1700

3800

1103285

1200

2000

4200

1103307

900

1500

5000

1103310

1000

.....

2000

4400

.....

1103314

825

1800

3400

1103315

1000

2000

4600

1103320

910

2375

4465

1103322

600

1200

4000

1103323

1000

.....

4000

H03324

600

1200

3600

1103325

1000

.....

3600

1103332

700

1400

2900

12.7

1103334

700

1200

4000

15.5

1103335

800

1200

5000

12.7

1103337

1100

2400

4600

1103342⁽²⁾

.....

14-18

4400

5-7

11-13

1103342⁽³⁾

2200

.....

4400

1103346

1000

.....

4000

1103347

1000

.....

3600

1103352

900

11-16

1400

12.8-19

5000

1103353⁽⁴⁾

1100

2400

4600

3-6

1103353⁽⁵⁾

0-3.5

1250

7-9

2400

11-12

4500

3-5

1103353⁽³⁾

1250

2400

4700

1103355

910

2375

4465

, 11

1103365⁽⁵⁾

1200

.....

4400

1103365⁽³⁾

2000

.....

4700

11.5

1103368

1000

1700

3800

1103370

1300

.....

4200

1103371

1000

1700

4400

1103379

1000

1700

3800

1103389

700

1400

2900

13.5

1103392

700

1400

2900

1103393

900

1500

5000

15.5

1103394

900

1500

5000

1103395

700

1400

2900

....

1103396

910

2375

4465

1103399⁽²⁾

.....

18-22

4400

3-5

11-13

1103399⁽⁶⁾

1150

1400

4400

1103400

1050

2000

4700

1110696

1000

1700

3800

7.5

1110716

1000

4200

1110726

1000

2400

4000

3.5

1110741

1520

2200

5250

1110748

1000

1600

4200

1110756

1400

1700

3800

3.5

1110757

1200

2400

4000

2-4

11-13

1110765

.....

12-18

4400

0-2

11-13

1110766⁽⁷⁾

0-4

2000

.....

13-17

3800

1110766⁽⁶⁾

1680

.....

3600

0-2

1110767

1680

.....

3600

1110768

1000

2400

3600

1110769

1000

2400

3600

1110770

1680

.....

3600

2-4

9-11

1110772

.....

12-18

3600

2-4

11-13

1110774

.....

8-12

4400

2-4

8-10

1110775

.....

12-18

3600

9.5

1110776

.....

1110779

1680

.....

3600

.....

1110782

1050

.....

4000

3.5

1110783

1400

.....

4000

3.5

1110786

1050

.....

4000

3.5

1110787

1400

.....

4000

3.5

1980 Models

1103361

0-4.5

1100

11.5-16

2200

20-24

4800

3.5

8.5-11.5

1103362

0-4.5

1100

16.5-21

2500

24-28

4800

3.5

8.5-11.5

8.5

1110782

0-4

1050

2.5-9

1300

19-23

4000

3.5

16.5-21

1110783

0-3

1400

4-9

1700

4000

19-20

16.5

1110786

0-3

1050

2.5-7

1300

19-23

4000

3.5

1110787

1050

1700

4000

3.5

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⁽⁵⁾	Oldsmobile only.

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⁽⁷⁾	Chevrolet only.

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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

• You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
• Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
• The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
• You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
• You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.