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Jack D
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ive read posts where they’ve had to remove the fan and then use a pry bar to lever the dizzy out.
What makes it hard to remove is the rubber seal that is on the shaft, spraying wd40 will work it’s way down to the seal and help release it.
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Diddi
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…..after spraying with WD-40, keep this angle under the dizzy and carefully beat it up - good success, perfect is a slide hammer !
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jev911uk
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WD40 can make rubber seals a bit more grippy(and swell), Silicone lube works best when rubber and metal parts need to slide around.
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Diddi
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jev911uk, that's right, I always use a new o-ring, you can get it here:
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wilsonny
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Location: Cumbria
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thought id be clever over the weekend and lift the car up, put it in gear, then turn the wheels to get the engine to the timing marks so I can remove the distributor. turns out I don't understand very well how differentials work ! (turning one wheel spins the other in the opposite direction and trying to turn both simultaneously was beyond the strength of me and my helper). no way could I get the engine turning in this situation.
presume you guys who have removed the dizz have managed by putting in gear and rolling the car back and forth (while on the ground) ?
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Diddi
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....... take 3rd gear and rolling the 11er b&f - or turn the fan wheel - put on gloves !!!
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Jack D
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Turn the engine over by turning the crankshaft pulley (clockwise) use a socket and breaker bar, or off set ring spanner, in neutral and handbrake off !
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wilsonny
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cheers - much easier with my old vw's - turn them over by hand !
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Diddi
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Hi all,
Special offer until 31.01.2019 I can order for interested People:
sorry, all sold
Withdrawn
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Diddi
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Diddi
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Diddi
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wilsonny
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another reporting that i now have that smug feeling that comes with a new dizzy belt courtesy of Diddi. great service.
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wilsonny
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run the car for the first time with newly refurbed dizzy...wasn't really expecting to notice any difference, (other than a big bang if I put it back in wrong) but the change in the engine really is quite substantial. so much smoother at idle and high revs... all the slight disturbances in the engine note at idle have gone away. the only other thing ive changed is the coil... just because I'd already done the plugs and leads, caps, etc. last year.
I didn't think there was much wrong with my dizzy... just the very slightest of sideways movement was felt on the rotor shaft, so don't know whether that was getting worse when running.
I'd put the change up there with the effects of when I had the wayne tuning done.
definitely recommended.
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Diddi
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……….Who did that? I can't believe it !......safe is safer
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Diddi
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............on to spring with revised dizzy
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Diddi
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there have been repeated problems with a delivery service from Germany to England, which service would you prefer, also from England to Germany would be advantageous, please send via PM or to D946@gmx.de
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Diddi
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The problem is the change of delivery from one supplier to another - I forgot to write
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9xxnick
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Mine's been sent via DHL. I hope it's going to be OK.
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Endoman
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Problems with DHL have only arisen recently when trying to use a local collection point no problems with home, work or safe place delivery.
It was a company who sell cheap alcohol who were in dispute with DHL, "delivery attempted, acceptance refused" it got in a loop which I could only intercept by going to the depot, not helped by confusion over who was handling it DHL or Royal Mail Parcels. Fortunately I managed to get hold of someone who was on the ball but a wasted morning and a 30 mile trip made me a rather unhappy bunny. Parcelforce are worse, slow and I usually have to pick up doing half their job.
Fedex and UPS no probs especially with parcels from the States.
I have great faith in teutonic efficiency but it's when it arrives here that problems arrise seems to be a common attitude with soliciters, builders, start a job disappear and fob you of with feeble excuses. Currently 14 months to resolve probate and 6 months to fit a cellar door. Our bathroom fitter is a gem comes on time, does a perfect job, tidies up and a Porsche enthusiast.
Things are not going to get better.
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