PLUG/DISTRIBUTOR CONNECTION
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PLUG/DISTRIBUTOR CONNECTION
Someone "checking" my engine pulled all the plug wires off the distributor cap on the right side (facing from the front). Can anyone point me to a diagram showing which plug wires go where on the cap? Thanks.
#2
#6
No Marks On Cap
Rob: (or anyone)
I looked at the cap this morning when I went out to work on the car. There are no numbers referencing the plug/distributor connections that I see anywhere on the cap. Was this perhaps something done post '85 (year of my car)? Maybe I am just missing something but still need to figure out the correct connection. Again, this is the side with the number 8 cyl. Right side as you face the car.
Thanks again
Patrick
'85 auto
I looked at the cap this morning when I went out to work on the car. There are no numbers referencing the plug/distributor connections that I see anywhere on the cap. Was this perhaps something done post '85 (year of my car)? Maybe I am just missing something but still need to figure out the correct connection. Again, this is the side with the number 8 cyl. Right side as you face the car.
Thanks again
Patrick
'85 auto
#7
And yet another question. The cap and rotor were also removed. I can see how the three screws that attach the rotor connect. However, I am concerned about connecting them back the in the same holes from which they were removed if that is a legitimate concern. In other words, having the rotor is the same position as before removal. If it is a concern, am I lucky enough that it was designed so that unless I install in correctly the screws and holes will not line up?
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From: 2706 Skyline Drive, Grand Junction CO 81506
Hi Patrick. Here is a picture of the location of the numbers. They are not on the dist cap but on the timing belt cover around the cap location. I have also placed a cap on here to show the orientation. Hope it helps.
Jerry Feather
Jerry Feather
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From: 2706 Skyline Drive, Grand Junction CO 81506
OOPS! You are talking about the rotor and I about the cap. Although I think there is something else in there that allows the rotor to be mounted in only one position.
Jerry
Jerry
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Thank you all so much. As to the cap, am I safe it assuming that the cyls from front to back are 2,3,5 and 8? I know the one all the way in back is 8. Also, Porken, as you noted the rotor would also only go one way (aka the three screws lining up).