Reply to "Distributor gear"

huskerMember

Dan,
Thanks for the reply. I guess I'm just spoiled by plug and play technology. I noticed your instructions are for the M-12390 A-H gear. Mine is a M-12390 J. This gear was pre-drilled. Actually it has 2 sets of holes at different heights above the gear. Wouldn't drilling out the hole in the gear, essentially elongating it, allow the gear to rotate on the shaft? Would you go with a solid pin or drill it out for a larger roll pin?
I was reading through the instructions and on Step * it has you drill a new hole "through the gear and shaft 90 degrees from the original hole in the shaft". This seems peculiar. Why would they do this and not use the original hole or are they expecting the original hole wouldn't be usable?

10/27/069:26 AM

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