As Caterpillar guy posted you should be able take ignition components to a parts store and have them matched up.
Do you know the model of the forklift? They used a number of different engines over the years and sometimes they even get different engines transplanted into them when the engine fails. Some appear to have slant six engines.
You are going to want/need to know what engine you have in the end to maintain it. Look it over closely for tags riveted to it. Look for markings/logo on the rocker arm cover. Look for a number on the oil filter, that can be a clue. Take a few pictures of the engine and post them. Someone may be able to ID it for you.
Here is some info on posting pictures here.
You cannot paste pictures into posts here. To post pictures look down the page a bit from the box where you type a reply, and you will see a bar that says ''Upload Photos/Videos''. Below that is a button that says ''Choose Files''. Click on that button to go to your device where you can search the files in your device (computer, tablet, phone) to find the picture you want post, select your picture, then click the ''Open'' button and the program will upload that picture to your post. There is a size limit of about 7 MB of pictures/video per post (not per thread). That can be one picture or the total of several pictures in a post. This is the same in Modern and Classic views. Some cell phone pictures need to be reduced before they will post. And sometimes it takes a bit for them to upload, so don't hurry the process and use the preview button to see that the picture(s) is there before hitting submit.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 10/06/2023 at 04:36 am.
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