Looking for my pip sensor...what the $@#% am I doing?

xr8d302

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Oct 3, 2004

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Alright, pulled out the distributor, the cap and rotor, the Vane Cap, and now it's talking about a roll pin that i have to get out with the appropriate sized punch....where am I looking for this.....

here?

here?

or here?

I'm just confused ...thanks for any help

 

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Black70Fastback

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Oct 3, 2004

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it was the third "here" i think you have to punch the pin out of the gear and that thrust plate towards the right of the picture. i had to use the smallest punch i had. dont use one too small, so small that it goes the middle of the roll pin instead of pushing it out.

you could probably use a nail with the tip ground flat too if you dont have a punch that size.

the gear will need to be pressed off and on. if you have to resort to hammering it off, come back to us and dont do damage to the gear of shaft.

 

xr8d302

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Oct 3, 2004

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ok, understood, but now look at pic #1. Do you notice that the brown curved strip is absent, unlike this one.

I'm guessing it's not a good thing that i haven't seen that thing since the beginning?

 

Pushrod

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KS

Oct 3, 2004

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the sensor we have on ours is just made of black plactic

 

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Black70Fastback

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yeah that pic your are looking at is an example that is not from your style car.

your actuall picture number one is perfectly normal

 

xr8d302

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Oct 4, 2004

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ok, then this is a good thing....where should I be finding this brown strip? Further down on the dist?

 

95CobraMike

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Oct 4, 2004

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xr8d302 said:

ok, then this is a good thing....where should I be finding this brown strip? Further down on the dist?

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i dont believe you have one

 

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Black70Fastback

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xr8d302 said:

ok, then this is a good thing....where should I be finding this brown strip? Further down on the dist?

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you wont.

 

xr8d302

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Medicine Hat, AB

Oct 7, 2004

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ok, got the new part in, pulled off the shaft replaced the sensor, i'll be putting it in tomorrow, see how it works and i'll let you guys know or ask any more questions if i have any...thanks for the help fella's

 

xr8d302

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Oct 8, 2004

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alrighto...next wonderful question

what did you guys do to get the bottom gear back on? I don't want to hurt it.

 

Pushrod

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KS

Oct 8, 2004

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block of wood and a hammer

 

xr8d302

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Oct 8, 2004

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have you done this before? Is that safe for the gear? Like i said, don't wanna bust anything up

 

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Black70Fastback

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Oct 8, 2004

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the wood is supposed to soften and even the impact so it doesnt damage the gear. and dont just pound on one side. alternate from side to side to get an even push.

oh and make sure the roll pin holes in the shaft and the gear are lined up when you start putting it on.

ideally you would use like an arber press but im just assuming you dont have that liberty.

 

xr8d302

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Oct 9, 2004

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Black70Fastback said:

ideally you would use like an arber press but im just assuming you dont have that liberty.

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Nope, but I went out to a local shop, had it pressed on, now I'm just putting in the roll pins, then I have to reinstall it....man I hope this works, I'm so not a mechanic, but I'm trying to learn