Reply to "Pull distributor from in car?"

jffrMember

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Originally posted by mrr:
Is it possible to remove and replace the distributor while the engine is in the car? The two problems I can think of are:

- won't clear the firewall/rear window
- won't go back in without pulling the oil pump

I have done a complete carburetor rebuild, and want to get the full benefit of it by checking the advance curve of the distributor. If I can do this in the car, that's great; if not, it can wait until I pull the motor next winter.

(I have rebuilt several motors, but never a small-block ford.)

Thanks.

Taking the distributor out isn't that bad. I had two different ones in and out of my engine several times last year. Have fun, after you do it once you will get the hang of it.

3/1/073:06 PM

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