Standard Ignition GB-136 Ignition Condenser

Brand Standard Ignition GB-136
Terminal Type Blade
Fits Volkswagen and Porsche · 10 vehicles

Ignition condenser. Helps stabilize secondary ignition performance.

Blade terminal. Single-terminal design for a straightforward connection.

Cross-references Anchor 2826, Standard Ignition GB-136 and 37-0139 for the same application. See all 12.

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Ignition Condenser for Volkswagen Beetle

Standard Ignition GB-136 is an ignition condenser for secondary ignition service on classic Volkswagen Beetle applications. It uses a single blade terminal and is listed for 1970-1979 Volkswagen Beetle models, including the 1970 Beetle with distributor number 0231167029, 053.

Key Features

  • Ignition condenser for secondary ignition systems
  • 1 blade terminal for straightforward electrical connection
  • Direct application coverage for Volkswagen Beetle models
  • Standard Ignition GB-136 part number for catalog matching
  • Cross-reference: Anchor 2826

Detailed Description

This Standard Ignition GB-136 condenser is built for classic Volkswagen Beetle ignition service where stable secondary ignition performance matters. It is specified with one blade terminal and is cataloged for 1971-1979 Volkswagen Beetle, plus 1970 Volkswagen Beetle with distributor number 0231167029, 053. If you are searching for a Volkswagen Beetle ignition condenser, GB-136 provides a direct part-number match for the listed applications.

Use this part when replacing a worn or failing condenser in the ignition system. Standard Ignition GB-136 also cross-references Anchor 2826 for the same application, which helps when verifying interchange numbers during parts lookup.

What It Helps Address

  • Ignition misfire caused by condenser wear
  • Weak or inconsistent spark at the distributor
  • Points ignition performance issues
  • Hard starting related to secondary ignition faults
  • Intermittent engine operation on Volkswagen Beetle models

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the distributor number before ordering, especially for 1970 Volkswagen Beetle applications. Match the blade terminal style and verify the condenser location in the ignition assembly before installation. For best results, inspect related ignition components such as points, cap, rotor, and wiring while servicing the condenser.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition is a recognized aftermarket brand for ignition service parts. GB-136 is cataloged to the listed Volkswagen Beetle fitments and can be matched by part number during replacement selection.

This part fits 10 vehicles
Always verify fitment with your vehicle's VIN if unsure. Submodel & trim restrictions may apply.
YearMakeModelPositionNotes
1979VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1978VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1977VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1976VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1975VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1974VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1973VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1972VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1971VolkswagenBeetleN/A
1970VolkswagenBeetleN/ADist. No. 0231167029, 053
Directly replaces or cross-references 12 part numbers
Cross-reference numbers are provided for identification purposes only. Always confirm fitment before ordering.
Anchor — 2826Standard Ignition — GB-13637-01391972501021905295219414311237330168EP291EP291SBG599GB136TRB523