distributor drive gear woes

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mine is installed exactly like this.
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HT leads are swapped to match the 180 degrees that the dizzy is. Thats what the mechanic told me He said that the dizzy had been rebuilt incorrectly but I think he did the same thing as you.
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take drive out and start again,itll only cause problems in the future,cj.
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what problems can I look forward to?
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Hacksawbob wrote:what problems can I look forward to?

None with a waterboxer but it would kill an Aircooled.

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As Andy says on a water boxer the Dizzy is uniform, on Aircooled I think no3 is advanced or something, So I guess it will only cause problems if a mechanic forgets which one he pulled off and puts them back by the book. maybe mark up the dizzy cap with cylinder numbers.
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itll cause confusion,thats all,cj.
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