Posted by mkirsch on January 13, 2010 at 05:33:02 from (64.80.108.55):
In Reply to: distributor posted by Kevin in MI on January 13, 2010 at 03:37:33:
Kevin,
Most people's reaction to this post will be, "Yeah, so? Did you have a question or something?"
I can only conclude your pictures are related to a question you asked at some other point.
Rather than make us search for the other thread with that question, it would help if you did one of two things:
1. Post these pictures as a reply to your original question.
2. Re-iterate your original question in this thread.
If the question is, "Can you replace one with the other?" the answer is YES. You will need a different kill switch, though.
It's best if the distributor came off the same tractor as it's going on. IH made distributors with different advances for different tractors. With the wrong advance, the engine will still run but it won't perform as well.
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