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Distributor Advance 200 1985

posted by  Dukester on  Mon Apr 14 18:32 CST 2014
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I sent my distributor to Rock Auto to have the Hall sensor replaced and cleaned/lubed. I got it back and while checking it out I noticed that the shaft no longer turns left/right with the slight resistance that it had prior to sending it to RA. I assumed the resistance was caused by the advance springs.

Question: Does the 1985 dizzy have these springs and if so is it a bad sign that the shaft no longer seems to have the resistance that I assumed was due to said springs.

The car won't start and I think it's due to the wire harness - my next project.

Thanks for any input!

Dukester
'85 244 M46






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