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how to rebuild a 3.0 distributor
I just finished rebuilding, well really just opening up and freeing up a bunch of seized parts, my 3.0 distributor, and took some photos along the way. I hope to sometime get the time to put some words around it, but here is a link to a page with the photos, as they say a picture is worth a thousand words
http://webpages.charter.net/addictionms/ I am going to try to move this page to my site soon, so if it is not there check www.addictionmotorsports.com Jim |
Any improvements? How did you know that the distributor wasn't working correctly? Thanks,
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I knew it was not right for two reasons, I could not feel the advance in the rotor when I twisted it back and forth by hand, and when reving up the motor, I did not see any advance in the timing,
but mostly the motor was running very poorly to begin with. Jim |
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Additionally, a faulty distributor could result to 'backfires.' Another one would be rough at idle and smooth past 1500 rpm. Lastly, remove the rotor: try pulling the shaft, and shaking it. A lot of play, then it is time for rebuild or a new one. (been there, done that). |
I have a worn out spare. I'm going to tear into it now. Did you have yours re bushed?
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no, I did nothing more than tear it apart, clean it up and put it back together.
maybe over the winter I will take another look at it Jim |
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