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Thumbs up My distributor rebuild

Ok I have been thinking about doing this for a while as my car had advance issues and it missed so this is what it looked like after I completed a good dissasembly and cleaning and replacement of shims, advance retard module,rotor,cap, green signal wire, msd igniton wire lead ( I made), And bead blasting and clear coating the housing. Took about 1 hour start to finish and I must say it was very junked up before now it runs much smoother

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Sure looks nice! Looks like it just came out of the factory..or is that a new on in the pic?
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Thats the rebuilt one just installed this morning and timed etc. I wish the whol;e engine looked like that
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bump for monday so all can see that it can be done
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Nice work Ben, that looks very blingy!
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Ben,

Very nice! Where did you get the new advance/retard module and how much did it cost?

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40 bucks world pac
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that's nice Ben.

Any more pics of the "during" stage? What's the adv/retard module look like?

Did you have to recurve it?

My car misses and it's getting worse and worse and I think I should jump on that job pretty soon too.
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Dave I left everything alone inside except for cleaning and reshimming. The springs were in tact and the bushings seemed ok. However I still have a miss that now Seams as though I have eliminated all ignition and I am going after fuel distributor. Tim handcock had a pic of them complety disassembled in his thread if you want to look at his search distributor rebuild.. As far as curving once I put it back together I check timing With and without advace and retard hooked up and followed the hayne manual specs and it fell right in there so It was fine. I would think however if you took it to a shop they could test it for you. The toughest thing about the project is to find a pin for the gear. I called pelican but it was back ordered so I went with the roll pin as most domestic cars are this way. I do however have the pin back ordered I think(paperwork did not show this from pelican) So when it comes in I will put that in..
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Hi Ben, there is no "D" in Hancock ha ha!
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Hi Ben, there is no "D" in Hancock ha ha! Your distributor looks brand new! Very nice!
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Tim, can't seem to find your thread on this. Any leads?
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DIY Distributor Repair

This was my distributor repair Harlequin.

I try to put DIY on every thread that I post about something I think others may want to try so it is easier to search for again.
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that's a good idea Tim. My search terms were your name and distributor, but that came up w/ nothing other than this thread LOL

Great write up, thanks.
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This bad boy is coming back apart to fit the springs better this weekend. I hope I can make this thing work properly

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