Hello,

Just swapped out the points, cap, rotor, and 1 of the two condenser's on my 1971 240z.

I couldn't unscrew the "automatic" condenser without some clever contraption without taking the distributor off, so for now I just replaced the standard one.

Now my question is, I took out what was a Nissan branded condenser and on the side it had a Rating of 0.22somethings (Funny symbol), the one I replaced it with is 0.25somethings. I purchased it off RockAuto and it said it was a OEM replacement so i'm a little concerned that it's not the same. The car fired right up, but it is still not running 100% correctly (Other issues) so I don't know if this is something I should worry about or not.

Any one experience this before?

No need to worry as long as your

replacement is automotive grade.

.25 vs .22 is well within the normal

tolerance of that application.

BTW: uF stands for microFarad, a

measurement of capacitance.

Mike

Edited April 26, 201412 yr by PastorMike

Perfect! I couldn't remember what the units were. Thanks again!