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Replacing The Rotor Arm.. Help Needed Asap !


Jimlad
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One of the screws holding the rotor arm in place wouldn't come off. It's done that thing where the screw driver just spins around. It isn't totally buggered yet, but I just can't get it to budge at all. The screw driver just slips. It doesn't help that you can't see the screw either.

Was looking at taking the whole rotor arm area off... but after closer inspection it looks a little impossible.

Anyone got any ideas ? I'm charging my drill up, ready to drill the bugger out. Don't even know if I can actually get my drill into that little area. Or if I can drill it out without any damage to anythng else.

Someone else must have come across this issue before ??

Please help ?!!?!?

thanks.

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Don't take it off!!!!!!!!! :censor:

You will lose the timing.

if the cap is old and being replaced take your time and break it up with mole graps

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Don't take it off!!!!!!!!! :censor:

You will lose the timing.

if the cap is old  and being replaced take your time and break it up with mole graps

I take it you meant the whole distributer thing... nah.. not gonna take it off... too much hassle. lol.

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done it !! .. now I need to get the new on on now.. woohooo !!

cheers dude.. mole grips to the rescue.

PS : changed me phone number.

need to find another screw now tho as that one is buggered.

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lol... a thread to myself...

made a screw by using bolt cutters on a longer one in the house. All back together and working fine... :)

First time changed the rotor arm and dizzy myself. Easy as pie... unless you have screw probs... lol.

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oh.. and whoever diceded to cram that engine into that little space needs a good slap !

uh ye tell me about it... :ffs: :ffs:

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lol... a thread to myself...

made a screw by using bolt cutters on a longer one in the house. All back together and working fine... :)

First time changed the rotor arm and dizzy myself. Easy as pie... unless you have screw probs... lol.

Glad you didn't use any glue :P :P

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One of the screws holding the rotor arm in place wouldn't come off. It's done that thing where the screw driver just spins around. It isn't totally buggered yet, but I just can't get it to budge at all. The screw driver just slips. It doesn't help that you can't see the screw either.

Was looking at taking the whole rotor arm area off... but after closer inspection it looks a little impossible.

Anyone got any ideas ? I'm charging my drill up, ready to drill the bugger out. Don't even know if I can actually get my drill into that little area. Or if I can drill it out without any damage to anythng else.

Someone else must have come across this issue before ??

Please help ?!!?!?

thanks.

This is what happens when i go away for a few days.... :rolleyes:

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Me thinks I am having a set of those  :D

Got toldI am now a "core" Driver  :rolleyes: ( top pay  :thumbsup: )

preferential treatment now eh?

just watch for the knifes in your back!

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Me thinks I am having a set of those  :D

Got toldI am now a "core" Driver  :rolleyes: ( top pay  :thumbsup: )

be prepaired to get yer mole grips out... lol.

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