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Any Tips on How to Best remove/install Dist.Cap? 900

posted by  Garyh on  Sun Jan 26 09:11 CST 2003
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If you have not done this job yet, may want to consider replacing oring while at it. In fact if you have oil in distributor cap, the distributor is not that difficult to pull out - JUST MAKE SURE YOU MARK THE DISTRIBUTOR AND FLANGE so you can re-align for same timing. Then you can replace o-rings on distributor shaft and stop oil leaks. Even if I did not have oil, I'd replace them as preventative maintenance if never change. They tend to get hard from the heat.

Gary






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