Reply to "My new 71 pantera, need help"

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I believe you about this spring but I have no idea what you're talking about

Zybe,

When the dizzy is pulled, you will see the drive gear. That gear meshes with a gear cut into the front portion of the camshaft and is what rotates the dizzy. As in this photo, the drive gear is pinned to the dizzy shaft. It is the small round hole in the gear. This is what Bosswrench is talking about.

NOTE: There is a minor art and some tricks to pulling and allowing an easy re-installing of a dizzy. Google these or ask us before pulling it up and out.

Larry

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