Posted by John B. on April 11, 2009 at 15:32:50 from (38.114.64.150):
In Reply to: continental f162 help posted by rivermanns on April 11, 2009 at 14:15:16:
I have an F226 six cylinder and the distributor turns the oil pump. Whats wrong with your foot long shaft?
Was the distributor turning when the engine was turning?
Your pin that holds the gear on the dist shaft may be sheared but look good. Try to drive out the pin, or turn the gear while holding the shaft and see if the gear turns or slips on the shaft of the distributor. if that little pin is sheared you will probably have to take the distributor all apart and see why the pin sheared. I've seen distributors lock up from lack of oil.
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