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Old 07-12-2016, 06:23 PM   #1
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a friend gave me a generac

Generac Propane Generator 15kw Single Phase Weather Proof Enclosure

similar to this one..... but Model # is 00754-5 Serial # 3044045







I'm running into deadends at Generac's website, looking for replacement Distributor Cap & Rotor.

Anybody have any luck finding Generac parts?

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Old 07-12-2016, 07:00 PM   #2
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Wow injust fell down the interweb Rabbit hole of curiosity. It seems Generac makes their own engines at their plant in WI.

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Wow injust fell down the interweb Rabbit hole of curiosity. It seems Generac makes their own engines at their plant in WI.

Good luck!
I just started chasing this rabbit....

I found some info from a poster on another forum

"I work for a Generac industrial dealer and need help that Generac is unable to give... Back in the mid-late '90's they used a 1.6L Fiat engine on 10-25kW NG/LP generators. Recently I have found out that they no longer supply the distributor cap or rotor button for this engine. I have been able to source the cap but have had no luck on the rotor. It is supposed to be a Fiat P/N 71371301. I'm hoping someone has run across this before and could provide some assistance. Thanks!"


one answer:
"These engines were not released in the US for automobile applications, but they were in Canada and the UK. I have been buying my parts on eBay from a user focus212 in the UK. Prices are much less expensive than Generac even with the shipping. The Part numbers I have are Intermotor 34800 Condenser, 48212 Rotor, 45460 Cap, 22271 Points (Which he sells under part # XR240) not sure of mfg name. I've been using BPR5ES plugs Part # 7734 found locally. Hope this helps those that are still using these generators. I'm currently searching for an oil fill cap for this engine. I found a mfg in the UK for the governor throttle linkage for those having issues with that."

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Generac 1999 Fiat 1.6L engine distributor - SmokStak
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Old 07-12-2016, 07:35 PM   #4
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oh good Lord!
40 pages of Rotors!https://www.ptz.si/media/Katalogi/CA...ORS%202015.pdf

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Old 07-13-2016, 04:35 AM   #5
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Perhaps you could go at it from distributor make and number. Good chance it's a Marelli, I doubt if they used a different cap just for Generac.
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Generac Propane Generator 15kw Single Phase Weather Proof Enclosure

similar to this one..... but Model # is 00754-5 Serial # 3044045







I'm running into deadends at Generac's website, looking for replacement Distributor Cap & Rotor.

Anybody have any luck finding Generac parts?

and no, it's not hot... I know the back story
Here's a crude thought to try. Remove the distributor- measure the diameter of the hole- find a dist with same cylinders and hole size - install your gear on it. Might be possible to get mfr. number like ducellier or prestolite on a tag on the case as well. I had same problem with a Kawasaki 3 cyl in a Cushman. Used opel points and condenser.
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