How to replace a distributor?
i have seen them for less than $200us. here is one company http://www.xenocron.com/catalog/distributors-c-37.html
It's sometimes possible to engage the distributor 180 degrees off of the correct timing. If it won't start after you put it all back together, try pulling the distributor out and turning the rotor half a turn.
no. its impossible. the only way that could be is if the distributor housing is off. but if you put it on the same way the other one came off then your only other problem coul dbe plug wires on wrong
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no. its impossible...
no. its impossible...
I've heard of people forcing it in backwards. Just look at it- notice that the blade is offset from center. Same for the slot in the end of the camshaft. Line them up. If it doesn't slide in easily, DON'T get that hammer from your toolbox.
i have tried to put it in backwards just to see and no matter what i did i couldnt make it go.
you should have the timing adjusted, but you arent going to hurt anything if you drive it. on a stock engine you can adjust it fmro one extreme to the other and it will be fine. it wont always run good, but it wont hurt anything
you should have the timing adjusted, but you arent going to hurt anything if you drive it. on a stock engine you can adjust it fmro one extreme to the other and it will be fine. it wont always run good, but it wont hurt anything
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