quick Q about ignition rotor...
jeef
05-25-2003, 04:11 PM
is it supposed to move in like 1/4 in every direction? i mean my car runs fine (well runs a lil rich and has a loud ticking *Not valves* when i'm on the throttle, no figgen clue what that is) but yeah is it supposed to be tight on the post or have some free play?????
thanks,
Jeef
thanks,
Jeef
crxlvr
05-25-2003, 07:16 PM
should have some play, but just double check it to be sure.
but i already told you this;)
but i already told you this;)
jeef
05-26-2003, 12:38 AM
haha yeah,
i'm getting a new one on tuesday (damned holidays everybody is closed tom) there is a lil, well way too much play... i mean i can move it back and forth and up nad down and side to side... the inside of it is just worn down apparently...
and i posted before i caught you online ;)
i'm getting a new one on tuesday (damned holidays everybody is closed tom) there is a lil, well way too much play... i mean i can move it back and forth and up nad down and side to side... the inside of it is just worn down apparently...
and i posted before i caught you online ;)
4-Door Flunky
05-27-2003, 11:41 AM
Your ignition rotor should be on there tight. It is supposed to have a tiny phillips screw holding it in place.
Once it's on there tight, the amount of free play should be almost none at all.
Get a stubby phillips screw driver, and start looking for that screw!
Flunky
PS-It won't be moving in any of the other directions once it's tight. Just clockwise or coutner-clockwise a tiny, microscopic amount.
Once it's on there tight, the amount of free play should be almost none at all.
Get a stubby phillips screw driver, and start looking for that screw!
Flunky
PS-It won't be moving in any of the other directions once it's tight. Just clockwise or coutner-clockwise a tiny, microscopic amount.
crxlvr
05-27-2003, 11:42 AM
Originally posted by jeef
and i posted before i caught you online ;)
i figured yeah:)
and i posted before i caught you online ;)
i figured yeah:)
jeef
05-27-2003, 04:17 PM
Originally posted by 4-Door Flunky
Your ignition rotor should be on there tight. It is supposed to have a tiny phillips screw holding it in place.
Once it's on there tight, the amount of free play should be almost none at all.
Get a stubby phillips screw driver, and start looking for that screw!
Flunky
PS-It won't be moving in any of the other directions once it's tight. Just clockwise or coutner-clockwise a tiny, microscopic amount.
it had nothing to do with the little screw... if that screw isn't in there the car won't run period... and my car run good... it just worried me that the rotor was loose like that, it was just worn out... i got a new one on and its all good now...
Your ignition rotor should be on there tight. It is supposed to have a tiny phillips screw holding it in place.
Once it's on there tight, the amount of free play should be almost none at all.
Get a stubby phillips screw driver, and start looking for that screw!
Flunky
PS-It won't be moving in any of the other directions once it's tight. Just clockwise or coutner-clockwise a tiny, microscopic amount.
it had nothing to do with the little screw... if that screw isn't in there the car won't run period... and my car run good... it just worried me that the rotor was loose like that, it was just worn out... i got a new one on and its all good now...
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