Timing belt align to rotor problem.

[Tony Hoffman]

> Maybe, the distributor shaft jumped gears or
> something. Who the hell knows.
> You got one weird puppy there.
> 
> If it was me, I would remove the distributor and
> check it out thoroughly.
> I dont know how to check the gearing inside the head
> or the block. Somebody
> else has to chime in on this.
> I think the distrubutor end has a slot or groove
> that mates with the slot or
> groove inside the engine. Maybe these are rounded
> off? The distributor end
> is not fully engaging into the gear? Take some
> measurements and see what you
> have.



If I recall, the distributor gear is held on the shaft
with a roll pin. If that pin has broken/sheared it
will allow the gear to spin on the end of the shaft.

Tony Hoffman


		
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