Replace Distributor Shaft at Richard Peay blog

Replace Distributor Shaft. Once you feel compression building, look for the zero mark on the harmonic balancer to approach the timing tag. Mount the new distributor on the engine. This is used to retain a small amount of lubricating oil at the top of the shaft. We prefer to set the. First turn the engine to top dead center and disconnect all wires from the distributor. Disconnect the distributor by removing the holddown clamp and pulling it. If you grew up playing with gm ls engines, or a ford mod or chrysler hemi, a distributor, oddly enough, is something that doesn’t exist with these later engines. It's a lot easier to pull the distributor and replace a worn gear than it is to replace the camshaft, so the distributor gear should always be made of a softer material than the cam gear. Apply a few drops of oil to it before replacing. Look in the very top of the distributor shaft and prise out the small felt pad.

Apply a few drops of oil to it before replacing. First turn the engine to top dead center and disconnect all wires from the distributor. This is used to retain a small amount of lubricating oil at the top of the shaft. Once you feel compression building, look for the zero mark on the harmonic balancer to approach the timing tag. It's a lot easier to pull the distributor and replace a worn gear than it is to replace the camshaft, so the distributor gear should always be made of a softer material than the cam gear. If you grew up playing with gm ls engines, or a ford mod or chrysler hemi, a distributor, oddly enough, is something that doesn’t exist with these later engines. Disconnect the distributor by removing the holddown clamp and pulling it. Look in the very top of the distributor shaft and prise out the small felt pad. Mount the new distributor on the engine. We prefer to set the.

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Replace Distributor Shaft We prefer to set the. We prefer to set the. It's a lot easier to pull the distributor and replace a worn gear than it is to replace the camshaft, so the distributor gear should always be made of a softer material than the cam gear. Apply a few drops of oil to it before replacing. Mount the new distributor on the engine. First turn the engine to top dead center and disconnect all wires from the distributor. Look in the very top of the distributor shaft and prise out the small felt pad. Once you feel compression building, look for the zero mark on the harmonic balancer to approach the timing tag. This is used to retain a small amount of lubricating oil at the top of the shaft. Disconnect the distributor by removing the holddown clamp and pulling it. If you grew up playing with gm ls engines, or a ford mod or chrysler hemi, a distributor, oddly enough, is something that doesn’t exist with these later engines.