Reply to "Distributor shaft question"

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quote:
Does this help?

The photo is great.

I see a chipped gear tooth, I see the incorrect pins for gear retention, and I see what appears to be a good, crisp hex drive recess. I also see a machined shaft, and yes, the hex drive section does seem to be (maybe) a separate piece press-fitted into the shaft.

And I do not believe the shaft ends where you have noted, but is just a machined step-down.

But I assume (careful, I know) you have a problem you want us to comment on other than just how the thing is made?

Larry

1/11/099:06 AM

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