I am overhauling my original distributor which has not been fitted to the car for years because the diecast body had come loose from the main clamped shaft! however thats all fixed now (hope) and I am replacing the oilite bushes which are quite badly worn but are they an odd size or what.
Anybody had anything to do with replacing these?
Distributor overhaul
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It should be possible Alan as there are a few places selling rebuilt Dizzies do a search or go to a large general rally as they are often available at those types of events, Luton Festival of Transport springs to mind.
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Kevin
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I did in the end get hold of some metric bushes which were too big on the OD and too small on the ID and I turned them to fit (I know its not good to m/c oilites but what I had wasn't much good!) and yes the shaft is worn and unfortunatly the bush needs to go over the unworn bit to get to the bit that it needs to and as a result there is still some 'shake' but it is a lot better than it was. Alan
Re: Distributor overhaul
Just been searching for info on the mm distributors.
It looks like the body of mine has come loose from the shaft as well! (can rock the bowl of the distributor slightly when the shaft is clamped)
How did you go about sticking it back together? I assume it is pressed in place
It looks like the body of mine has come loose from the shaft as well! (can rock the bowl of the distributor slightly when the shaft is clamped)
How did you go about sticking it back together? I assume it is pressed in place
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Re: Distributor overhaul
I just got a quote from h&h ignition solutions to bebuild my mm dizzy 100 quid so that will be off soon and they mcan fit electronic ignition fo r a bit more money