13524T1 Aftermarket Mercruiser Rotor Button | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
13524T1 Aftermarket Mercruiser Rotor Button | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
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🔧 Product Description
Aftermarket replacement V8 Thunderbolt Distributor Rotor Assembly - Replaces Part Number: 13524T1
New aftermarket rotor assembly replacing MerCruiser 13524T1 for GM V8 engines fitted with Thunderbolt IV or Thunderbolt V ignition. It includes the V8 trigger wheel and matches the 805759Q01 distributor-cap family.
⚙️ Key Features
• Direct replacement for MerCruiser 13524T1
• V8-specific Thunderbolt IV/V rotor phasing
• Includes the indexed trigger wheel
• Suitable for small-block and big-block GM marine V8 engines
• Matches distributor cap 805759Q01/805759T1
🧰 Kit / Assembly Contents
• 1 × Distributor rotor - MerCruiser service P/N 13524A3
• 1 × Rotor trigger/index wheel - MerCruiser P/N 42862
• Rotor and wheel supplied together as assembly P/N 13524T1
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 13524T1 → Supersedes 13524A5, 13524A3 and 13524A1
• 19405A3 and 90576A2 (earlier related rotor references)
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 13524A1
• 13524A3
• 13524A5
• 19405A3
• 90576A2
• 42862
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• CDI Electronics: E65-0009
• Sierra: 18-5431
• GLM: 71080
• Mallory: 9-29200
• Recmar: REC13524T1
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• MerCruiser GM V8 engines with Thunderbolt IV/V ignition
Typically suits:
• Engine / Equipment models:
• 5.0L/305 and 5.7L/350 small-block V8
• 7.4L/454 and 8.2L/502 big-block V8
• V8 applications using distributor cap 805759Q01
• HP / Output Range: Approximately 198HP - 500HP
• Engine / System Type: GM small-block or big-block V8 petrol marine engine with distributor ignition
• Year Range: Principally 1980s through early-2000s; serial-dependent
• Serial / Component Identification: Confirm the Thunderbolt V8 distributor; 502 cubic inches is 8.2L, not 6.2L.
🔌 Function
The distributor rotor transfers high-voltage ignition energy from the centre terminal of the distributor cap to each cylinder terminal in firing order. Correct rotor phasing and low electrical resistance are required for a strong, accurately timed spark.
Common signs of failure / service requirement:
• Misfire under load or at higher engine speed
• Hard starting or intermittent no-start
• Burnt, eroded or carbon-tracked rotor tip
• Weak or inconsistent spark at several cylinders
• Moisture damage, cracking or excessive distributor-shaft play
📦 Condition
• New aftermarket replacement part
• Brand new
• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging
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