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So it wasn't the coil... can I be sure its the Hall Sensor? 700

posted by  t-bone on  Tue Jul 20 03:25 CST 2004
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I recently replaced the crapped out Hall sender in my 87 745T with a Bosch distributor housing base from Import Parts Specailists out of Boise, ID. The housing is basically the distributor base with installed Hall sender. The cost $95 bucks. All you need do is salvage the pinned center shaft and washers from the old base and install them in the new base. Put a new seal on the new base and old shaft and install it in your Brick. I'd get a pin punch to remove the shaft pin if you go this route. That was the only dificult part of the repair. Very simple, no drilling or riveting and with a new cap and rotor you have a new distributor. Check them out at http://www.ips-parts.com/
Hope this is helpful.






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