How to get to Distributor bearing?
Decided to take apart my old distributor last night to try to replace the bearing. I managed to remove everything except for the bearing itself.
The question of the day is... How do I get into the section that is enclosed by the two magnetic "thingies" and the gear? :) I can see the 3 screws that hold in the cover. There is also what looks like a small pin (a tubular peice of metal) in one of the magnetic sections. Should I try to remove this? and what is the trick to get it out.. http://www.demonictutor.com/distributor/dist_resize.jpg |
remove the 3 screws. DO NOT damage the oil seal when removing it. The bearing itself can be purchased but the oil seal cannot, they are both half sizes. The bearing i believe was like $35 or so.
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Wow should have done this instead of buying a whole new distributor. I thought Honda never sold distributor bearings. Did you purchase yours from somewhere else? If so what size or type did you ask for?
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honda doesn't sell dizzy bearings. I went to a bearing supplier here in hamilton.
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Zeeman: So that shaft doesn't have to come out? I just remove the three screws in its current state?
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If your CEL has already come on, you may not want to bother with the distributor bearing. This is from my experience that is :)
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nope CEL never came on; I swapped in a new distributor allready - but it want to fix this one up "just in case"; since the replacement is acting up.. (or something with the ignition system... )
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ye honda wont have the bearing gotta get one from a supplier
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