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    distributor rotor

    so i feel dumb asking this but how do i get the rotor of a 93 ex f22 distributor. is there a screw or a clip or..... idk
    work in progress

    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...07#post3185107
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    There is screw on the rotor shaft. There is an opening on the dust shield, if it's still installed, you have to line up the screw on the rotor shaft with that opening. You may have to crank the engine to line up the screw with the opening.
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      #3
      thank you!!! i figured it would be like that. so i just bought one from autozone because its cheap and it doesnt have the screw hole for it. i know my cap and rotor are 20 yrs old cuz the car is only 115k old
      Last edited by FGR; 12-06-2013, 08:22 PM.
      work in progress

      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...07#post3185107

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        #4
        Originally posted by GhostAccord View Post
        There is screw on the rotor shaft. There is an opening on the dust shield, if it's still installed, you have to line up the screw on the rotor shaft with that opening. You may have to crank the engine to line up the screw with the opening.
        there was no screw it was just stuck
        work in progress

        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...07#post3185107

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          #5
          Really.... I thought the F22A was the same as the F22B when it came to that sort of stuff. Oh well that makes it even easier then!
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            #6
            I've always found if there's no set screw and it seems stuck on there, it's usually from surface rust on the shaft. A light film of grease will prevent that from happening. Do always check for a set screw though, some Honda's have them and some don't. F22A doesn't, it just slides on and off.

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