Reply to "Pull distributor from in car?"

eclectechieMember

quote:
Originally posted by www.PanteraPlace.com:
Unless you know for sure that the oil pump drive shaft and retainer is installed correctly I would not remove the distributor. If the shaft is incorrectly installed it will stick to the bottom of the distributer and then fall into the oil pan as you remove the distributer.

That's exactly the kind of warning I was looking for.

Judging by the state the carburetor was in, that's one bet I'm not going to make.

Thanks a bunch,

3/1/076:04 PM

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