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    distributor o-ring

    I went to change mine this weekend and when I pulled the distributor out I didn't see any evidence of one ever being there? I installed the o-ring right at the base of the distributor so that it basically was squeezed between the distributor and the head - is that right? If not then please point me in the right direction...
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    there should be a seating area where the o ring should fit on the distributor shaft but as a precaution apply a lil bit of silicone where the disi makes contact with head and you should have no problems w/oil leaking
    http://img.alibaba.com/photo/1139300...istributor.jpg
    Last edited by hybridizer; 01-29-2007, 04:06 PM.
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      Hmmm - well there was a slight indentation but I don't understand how the o-ring would have stayed there as it was inserted in the head? I guess I will pull it apart again and try. Thanks!

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        I pulled this apart last night and quickly realized my mistake. What I thought was a hard plastic bushing on the shaft was actually the o-ring that had hardened up and was flat making it look like a bushing! Anyway - I touch it and it broke apart so I cleaned it up and reinstalled the new o-ring in that groove. The o-ring was a little stretched out from being intalled over the base of the distributor but I will just keep an eye on it for leaks. Thanks!

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