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CJ750 toolbox |
The CJ 6V distributor by Ross
Kowalski |
The condenser went bad on the M1 the other
day. I got arcing at the points so I immediatly suspected
the condensor. I clipped on my test condesnor (a
condenser with an allegator clip on the holding strap)
and bingo, problem solved. I remounted the condenser
directly to the coil as that would make it easier to fix
if it goes again. While I had things open, I cleaned and
photographed what's in there for reference if someone is
going to open theirs up. This is not a set of
instructions, just a tour. |
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Removing the cap hold down stud. |
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Removing the mounting machine screws. |
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A front view of the housing . |
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A view of the back of the housing. |
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The spring bolts that hold the point plate
down. |
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Closeup of the spring bolt assemblies. |
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The bottom looks like it was staked in
place. Better remember to use some Loctite on that. |
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The point plate with the bolts removed. |
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Removing or installing the point plate. |
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The cam hole has left hand threads to stop
any oil from the engine from getting in there. |
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The advance stop cam. |
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The adjustment for the advance stop cam. |
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The advance stop cam. |
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The retard stop screw. |
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A felt wick to collect errant oil and direct
it through the drain hole.. |
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The condenser insulator. |
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A closeup of the coil connection. |
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A shot of the condenser clip installed. I do
not have a condenser in here as I relocated it externally
for easier access. |
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The paper gasket behind the housing. |
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