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Re: Hall Effect Sensor 700 1985

posted by  someone claiming to be John Sargent on  Mon Jul 16 16:59 CST 2001 [RELATED]

The distributor is indexed to the cam and only goes in one way. If you dissamble the distributor re-install the drive dog in the same relative location to the rotor. It can be installed 180 degrees out. The Hall effects do last a long time, but if you are thinking of replacing it I would buy a complete distributor base from IPS in Boise. The new distributor base includes the Hall effect, wiring connector, a new seal and runs about $100 US which is less than $40 more than the Hall effect sensor. Be carful to preserve the wiring connector on the chassis side of the ignition.





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