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Sbc Distributor Not Seating. Instead, you will need to remove the distributor and repeat the Bring the engine up on tdc. The correct solution is to use what is called a melonized gear. #1 · may 29, 2015. If the rotor is not pointing at number one, you could twist the distributor body, but if it is off by more than one tooth, this will require turning the distributor body too far. I have approx 0.375 between the manifold face & the distributor collar. I suspect that the distributor is not dropping into the oil pump shaft though. As stated earlier apply pressure to the rotor and rotate the. #1 wire should be the one on left front in the pic from jegs. I believe that i have seated the distributor shaft to the cam. I have a zz4 crate motor with a new proform hei and a new aftermarket intake ( probable from china). Like mark said turn the slot on the. After you verify the distributor is correctly aligned w/the oil pump drive shaft, check that the distributor isn't bottoming out.

Like mark said turn the slot on the. #1 wire should be the one on left front in the pic from jegs. I have approx 0.375 between the manifold face & the distributor collar. #1 · may 29, 2015. After you verify the distributor is correctly aligned w/the oil pump drive shaft, check that the distributor isn't bottoming out. If the rotor is not pointing at number one, you could twist the distributor body, but if it is off by more than one tooth, this will require turning the distributor body too far. Bring the engine up on tdc. I suspect that the distributor is not dropping into the oil pump shaft though. Instead, you will need to remove the distributor and repeat the I believe that i have seated the distributor shaft to the cam.

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Sbc Distributor Not Seating #1 · may 29, 2015. #1 · may 29, 2015. Instead, you will need to remove the distributor and repeat the I have a zz4 crate motor with a new proform hei and a new aftermarket intake ( probable from china). The correct solution is to use what is called a melonized gear. After you verify the distributor is correctly aligned w/the oil pump drive shaft, check that the distributor isn't bottoming out. If the rotor is not pointing at number one, you could twist the distributor body, but if it is off by more than one tooth, this will require turning the distributor body too far. Like mark said turn the slot on the. #1 wire should be the one on left front in the pic from jegs. I suspect that the distributor is not dropping into the oil pump shaft though. Bring the engine up on tdc. I have approx 0.375 between the manifold face & the distributor collar. I believe that i have seated the distributor shaft to the cam. As stated earlier apply pressure to the rotor and rotate the.