Help...Can get screw loose on rotor wheel / Distributor.
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Help...Can get screw loose on rotor wheel / Distributor.
Im trying to do a ignition coil test with a multimeter I bought.I have a HELMS, I took of the dist. cap.Then it shows a pic of the rotor wheel with a screw coming from behind and underneath the wheel.I can not get that screw loose.Is there a trick to this or anything.Im using the correct phillips screw head and everything but all it wants to do is strip the head.
Anything safe to spray on the screw to help loosen it? WD40?
Also the tip of the rotor is burnt a little bit.
Would that be a bad coil or ignition switch or ignitor?
Anything safe to spray on the screw to help loosen it? WD40?
Also the tip of the rotor is burnt a little bit.
Would that be a bad coil or ignition switch or ignitor?
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Originally Posted by P@@RB@Y
Im trying to do a ignition coil test with a multimeter I bought.I have a HELMS, I took of the dist. cap.Then it shows a pic of the rotor wheel with a screw coming from behind and underneath the wheel.I can not get that screw loose.Is there a trick to this or anything.Im using the correct phillips screw head and everything but all it wants to do is strip the head.
Anything safe to spray on the screw to help loosen it? WD40?
Also the tip of the rotor is burnt a little bit.
Would that be a bad coil or ignition switch or ignitor?
Anything safe to spray on the screw to help loosen it? WD40?
Also the tip of the rotor is burnt a little bit.
Would that be a bad coil or ignition switch or ignitor?
One thing that may help you is if you have an impact screw driver
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I had that problem and it seems like I had to cut a line in it with a hack saw? I can't remeber for sure. I may have broke the rotor and used a vice grip?
I was really tempted to leave that screw out once it was off. Anyone know if that's feasable? Will the rotor slide too far down to be opperable?
I was really tempted to leave that screw out once it was off. Anyone know if that's feasable? Will the rotor slide too far down to be opperable?