Posted by old on June 26, 2017 at 13:45:34 from (209.86.226.27):
So the step son has thus Toyota truck that he parked over a year ago and he was to lazy to try to fix it. So a gal we know that works in a parts place was here sort of helping him. He by the way does not listen to me when I tell him what to check. Any how I tell her they need to check that the rotor is pointing where it should be when #1 is at top dead center. Well the gal pulled the rotor off and was trying to put it back on the way it had come off which was turned 180 out. I looked at it and check where the flat spot was and where it was on the distributor shaft. I then put it on correctly and she tells me it was pointing this way not the way it is now. I have her put the cap back on and i then try to start it and sure enough it fires right up. So have any of you ever seen a rotor some how spin it self 180 out. The 2 of them are right now on there way to town to get a new cap and rotor for it so maybe that will fix it
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