Reply to "Distributor shaft question"

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PT-1 is asking how is the distributor main shaft MADE ? He is saying the SHAFT ENDS HERE ? In 2 places ?

The answer .. the shaft is one piece ...it doesnt end HERE it ends at the end .... it appears that way because of the way its machined .. its just stepped down ...the gear will slide up to that point looosely then its a press fit ...

Next question how do they cut the hex in the END OF THE SHAFT ... ? I dont have the answer for that one .... machinist's please help PT-1 and I out ?

This is what your asking PT-1 ?

Ron

1/11/099:34 AM

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