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Bob Mount · 2007-11-09

can`t remove distribtor cap to get to the points If it is indeed a 6-cylinder Ford flathead Funk conversion, the cap will be held on with two snap clips, and should come off with the clips unsnapped. If it's rusted in place, you may have to get a little rough. If the cap happens to break, you'll have to replace it. If it is indeed a 6-cylinder Ford flathead Funk conversion, the cap will be held on with two snap clips, and should come off with the clips unsnapped. If it's rusted in place, you may have to get a little rough. If the cap happens to break, you'll have to replace it. there is a double cap there is a double cap Are you having trouble removing the dust cap that sits under the rotor? The rotor needs to come off, as well as the little steel clip on the shaft, that keeps the rotor snug. Then, the dust cap will come off. All those parts simply pull off, but they may put up a bit of a fight! Are you having trouble removing the dust cap that sits under the rotor? The rotor needs to come off, as well as the little steel clip on the shaft, that keeps the rotor snug. Then, the dust cap will come off. All those parts simply pull off, but they may put up a bit of a fight! thank you for your help thank you for your help

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bob mount

11-09-2007 14:58:48

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can`t remove distribtor cap to get to the points

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Bob

11-09-2007 21:31:51

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Funk? in reply to bob mount, 11-09-2007 14:58:48

If it is indeed a 6-cylinder Ford flathead Funk conversion, the cap will be held on with two snap clips, and should come off with the clips unsnapped. If it's rusted in place, you may have to get a little rough. If the cap happens to break, you'll have to replace it.

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clara mount

11-10-2007 04:38:46

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Re: Funk? in reply to Bob, 11-09-2007 21:31:51

there is a double cap

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Bob

11-10-2007 05:10:21

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Re: Funk? in reply to clara mount, 11-10-2007 04:38:46

Are you having trouble removing the "dust cap" that sits under the rotor?

The rotor needs to come off, as well as the little steel clip on the shaft, that keeps the rotor snug. Then, the dust cap will come off.

All those parts simply pull off, but they may put up a bit of a fight!

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clara mount

11-10-2007 14:42:29

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Re: Funk? in reply to Bob, 11-10-2007 05:10:21

thank you for your help

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