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Stuck Distributor Removal. While waiting for a number of. Just wanted to add my experience of successfully removing a seized 45d distributor from a late b block. The most important item to remove is the screw that is in the top of the center shaft. After battling a few rusty studs to get the head off, now i've got the distributor stuck in the head and the lower shaft rusted to the distributor. Tips for removing a stuck distributor. The issue you’re experiencing is likely due to condensation causing rust to form around the distributor hole in the head, effectively binding the. It gets stuck due to the dissembler metals you have with the cast iron block and the aluminum distributor base. Remove the 2 screws that hold the. That with a little moisture and heat can causes corrosion and this is a. Removing a stuck distributor can be a challenging task, but with these tips, you can make the. Soak the distributor base / collar with penetrating oil with a warm engine several times over the course of a couple of days. Remove the distributor cap and the clip that holds the vacuum advance arm to the points plate.

Just wanted to add my experience of successfully removing a seized 45d distributor from a late b block. While waiting for a number of. The most important item to remove is the screw that is in the top of the center shaft. Tips for removing a stuck distributor. That with a little moisture and heat can causes corrosion and this is a. Soak the distributor base / collar with penetrating oil with a warm engine several times over the course of a couple of days. Remove the 2 screws that hold the. After battling a few rusty studs to get the head off, now i've got the distributor stuck in the head and the lower shaft rusted to the distributor. It gets stuck due to the dissembler metals you have with the cast iron block and the aluminum distributor base. Removing a stuck distributor can be a challenging task, but with these tips, you can make the.

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Stuck Distributor Removal Remove the distributor cap and the clip that holds the vacuum advance arm to the points plate. Tips for removing a stuck distributor. After battling a few rusty studs to get the head off, now i've got the distributor stuck in the head and the lower shaft rusted to the distributor. Just wanted to add my experience of successfully removing a seized 45d distributor from a late b block. It gets stuck due to the dissembler metals you have with the cast iron block and the aluminum distributor base. The issue you’re experiencing is likely due to condensation causing rust to form around the distributor hole in the head, effectively binding the. Soak the distributor base / collar with penetrating oil with a warm engine several times over the course of a couple of days. While waiting for a number of. Remove the distributor cap and the clip that holds the vacuum advance arm to the points plate. The most important item to remove is the screw that is in the top of the center shaft. That with a little moisture and heat can causes corrosion and this is a. Removing a stuck distributor can be a challenging task, but with these tips, you can make the. Remove the 2 screws that hold the.