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Re: Farmall H distributor problem
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Posted by Red Dread on September 15, 2004 at 06:09:27 from (63.186.8.31):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall H distributor problem posted by MagMan on September 15, 2004 at 05:03:58:
Are you supposed to use the first of the two double marks or the single mark to use for tdc. When I put my finger in the no. 1 piston hole, now it is coming up with the single mark and the rotor is 180 degrees off. I set it with the fist of the double marks. I took it apart again cleaned and regreased the drive housing,reassembled and the rotor turns. It fired with no backfire but still does not run. I removed the distributer cap and the rotor was not turning with starter engauged, I moved the distributer back and forth and then it started to turn again. Is the drive gear worn? All the gears on the distributor and drive gear are all intact and look good to me.
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