| Diagram | Fig. 1 — CRANKSHAFT AND CONNECTING RODS · ref 21 |
| Subsystem | engine bottom |
| Listed in parts books | 1966–1967 |
Rotor, type RM19
Lucas-type RM19 energy transfer rotor that mounts on the crankshaft to generate ignition and lighting current.
This is the RM19 rotor, the magnetic rotor that spins with the crankshaft as part of the energy transfer ignition setup. It's listed here under the CRANKSHAFT AND CONNECTING RODS figure, which tells you it mounts on the crank and turns with it, working alongside the stator to generate the spark and lighting current on these energy transfer systems.
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The catalog carries this one across appearances from 1966 to 1967, so it's tied to that generation of engines using the RM19 rotor rather than a later alternator setup. If you're not sure whether your engine runs RM19 or a different rotor type, give us a call before you order so we can confirm what's actually on your crank.
This one shows up under a Lucas-style number in our records, which is normal for electrical rotors of this type — the RM19 designation itself is the part to go by.
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