A special electromechanical device is used to transfer current from the coil to the spark plugs. It received the name distributor. This device transfers high voltage current in sequence and in a given order to the spark plugs. Inside the housing is the rotor shaft. On it is a slider made of dielectric material. It is insulated from the vehicle body and from the metal shaft. Gears drive the latter. They are mounted on the crankshaft of the power unit.

1. VANETTE Bus (KC120)
2. ROCKY Soft Top (F7, F8)
3. FOURTRAK (F7, F8)
4. ROCKY Hard Top (F7, F8)
5. ROCKY Hard Top Hardtop, Wagon (F7, F8)
6. ALTO (0S)
7. ALTO Hatchback
8. ALTO Van
9. FRONTE Hatchback
10. LJ80 (OL)
11. SJ410 Cabrio (OS)
12. SIERRA Cabrio (OS)
13. CARIBIAN Cabrio (OS)
14. SJ410
15. KATANA
16. CARIBIAN
17. SAMURAI Closed Off-Road Vehicle (SJ_)
18. SIERRA Closed Off-Road Vehicle (SJ_)
19. SAMURAI SUV (SJ_)
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The usage of JAPKO brand Contact Breaker, distributor

The distributor does not tolerate water well. This is important to consider. To protect against moisture, the shaft is made extremely long. Then the distributor housing is as far away from the road as possible. A high-voltage wire is connected to the metal base. Spring-loaded brushes that transmit current realize contact with the rotor of the device. They constantly touch the base of the slider, but the rotation is not difficult. On the rotor shaft there is a cam or protrusion. When rotating, it presses on the breaker lever. When the cam of the shaft pushes the contacts of the breaker apart, a high-voltage current is generated directly in the coil. Then it is distributed to candles.