Bushings (reconditioning distributor) Has anyone replaced the bush or bushes in their distributor?
Are they solid brass (like in the older engines) Is it a roller bearing as in some European/later model distributors? My distributor has done 300K and has developed a lot of endshaft play and apparently an ever worsening misfire issue, the FSM has a exploded view but the bushes are not indicated in the diagram. |
alex might know i remember he had his dizzy out check his thread
https://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum...d.php?t=135528 |
I don’t know what mopar used but Bosch locally made distributers used oil-lite sintered brass bushings.
Maybe try a auto electrical shop they may have some new old stock bushes of various sizes to chose from. |
The replacement arrived from Melbourne today so the old one will get some "bench time" soon, I will be most curious, found an interesting tutorial on a removal process over at the Vintage Plymouth Forums (brass spigot bearings).
Thanks for the input, I should also try my local Automotive Engineers. A Mopar OEM spare cannot be a bad idea and have read that the build quality is better than the replacement units available. |
Sagem was the oem supplier for distributors.
The Chinese ones are junk for the most part. Keep an eye out for low kilometre originals. I fitted a grease fitting to mine. Seems to work well. Can check out my VSB14 thread. Cheers, |
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