Posted by Dick L on October 30, 2015 at 05:06:05 from (50.54.49.77):
In Reply to: forklift won't start posted by Ed Hotaling on October 29, 2015 at 17:26:58:
I truly dislike working on fork trucks. I disliked working on them from the 1960's. I just had a set of points short out against the shaft day before yesterday. Went to put the new ones in yesterday and dropped the screw from my crippled hand and it disappeared into the gob of hoses and crap. Spent an hour digging with a magnet thru the junk and oily dirt. Ended up with an air hose blowing crap all over but not until I had rolled and reached until I was a grease dirt ball. Then the only way to get new points for old stuff is take the old ones to compare with fifty some new ones as they list several different distributors for that serial number. So many place to catch and hold water and dirt If I had your problem I would first blow from the top down every thing with compressed air and then as stated remove the cap. I would remove the cap and wires together. Then place them in an open warm oven, wipe the plugs and take a hair dryer to the points in the distributor. That is if you can get to the back clip or screw on the back side of the distributor. I don't do it but sometimes think it would be easier to pull the distributor to remove the cap if you could get your hands down with any size wrench to loosen it without a cutting torch which I threaten to do every time I have one down.
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