RE: [DML] Cap and Rotor removal/Instrument cluster power problems
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RE: [DML] Cap and Rotor removal/Instrument cluster power problems



Marv, It's not that hard. 
Remove the air horn on front. 2 bolts on ea side and one in the middle.
Now air flow meter is loose, then with a 5mm allen wrench remove the 2
brackets that hold the air flow meter between the intake runners.
Now lift up and pull forward enough to remove the cap and rotor.
No gas lines or fuel distributor to remove.
John Hervey

  

-----Original Message-----
From: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Marv Hein
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 1:34 PM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [DML] Cap and Rotor removal/Instrument cluster power problems

Also not having replaced the cap and rotor before, and about to, am 
I reading that it CAN be done without disassembling/reassembling? 
(Painful as it may be.)

I also found an old post that says the cap is readily done from 
underneath provided your crossover pipe has been removed.  I'm 
guessing that's not an easy task either?

Marv
#10820

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Warren Wallingford <warren@...> 
wrote:
> The only way I know of to make replacing the distributor cap 
easier is 
> to take the air mixture box from between the plenums.  This means 
> dismantling the idle air path, removing the w-pipe in the rear, 
and 
> disconnecting the fuel distributor from the air box.  
> 
> shane clarke wrote:
> > Hey team!
> >   So, I've owned my DeLorean for five years now and every time I 
have to do a tune
> 
>   up I am able to do everything myself accept replace the cap and 
rotor 
> because of
> 
>   it's location.  Can ANYONE please give me a secret to getting to 
that 
> elusive
> 
>   distributor without killing myself?






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