Red dust inside Distributor - 90 CRX Si
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Red dust inside Distributor - 90 CRX Si
I thought i read somewhere that this is not good, but i cant remember what exactly it said. There is red dust all inside the distributor cap basically, can anyone fill me in?
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-Todd
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-Todd
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Re: Red dust inside Distributor - 90 CRX Si (Count Blah)
Maybe the contact points are completely worn and that the dust if from them?? Maybe water getting in and rusting something?
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I thought i read somewhere that this is not good, but i cant remember what exactly it said. There is red dust all inside the distributor cap basically, can anyone fill me in?
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Re: Red dust inside Distributor - 90 CRX Si (b18k1)
Thanks guys...looks like i need to add a new distributor to the list too!
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Re: Red dust inside Distributor - 90 CRX Si (Count Blah)
Yup bearing is going south.
You can change the bearing...unless you want to pay ~200 bucks(For a complete distributor)....compare to ~10$(For the bearing)
You should check for that site how to rebuilt your distributor.Just be careful with those 3 Torx bolt.You'll have to use some torch...to get them out without breaking them in the casing.
http://www3.honda-perf.org/community...istributor.htm
You can change the bearing...unless you want to pay ~200 bucks(For a complete distributor)....compare to ~10$(For the bearing)
You should check for that site how to rebuilt your distributor.Just be careful with those 3 Torx bolt.You'll have to use some torch...to get them out without breaking them in the casing.
http://www3.honda-perf.org/community...istributor.htm
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