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Rotor Button removal 200

posted by  Photoman327 on  Mon Oct 26 13:07 CST 2009
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The last few morning on the my 91 245, it miss a little and as it got warm it ran fine. It acted like moisture in the distributor cap. Ran even worse Sunday so today I was going to change the cap & rotor button to see if that was the problem. The cap had black residue on the inside and I could not get the rotor button off. Change the Cap with a good used one fixed my problem but I need to get the rotor button off and replace both with new ones. any tricks on getting the button off? Greg






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