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DaddyGlenn 12-15-2010 01:47 PM
Don't you love it when it is sometihng simple?

Flat Six 12-15-2010 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Hotwatermusic (Post 5729707)
Well I went out to the garage, and the very first thing I decided to work on fixed it.<p>The rotor.<p>I put the old rotor back on, turned the key, and the car started immediately.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1292447544.jpg
Wooohooooooo!

At approximately 1/4" higher, it sounds suspiciously like the new rotor might have been initially installed a few degrees off, such that tab inside the new rotor didn't line up with the notch in the top of the dizzy shaft.

Glad it worked out for you (and without a lot of extra $$$!)

Dale

brads911sc 12-15-2010 01:48 PM
Not quite ready yet. I overtorqued two rod bolts (180 degrees instead of 90) so waiting for new ones to arrive. Was a rookie mistake. I'll buy the beer.. want to learn to do it, but im abit spooked.. would like someone that has done it there to educate... im in N houston near the woodlands.. not too far from you...

Sorry to hijack the thread.

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Originally Posted by lindy 911 (Post 5729754)
Where and when?

Lindy


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