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This may be a stupid question but is there anyone out there who can tell me how to remove the rotor arm on my 1993 TurboS
I have tried a few times by giving it a good pull but it won't shift. Any idea's. Cheers, Deano |
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If it won't pull off with some force, it may well have been glued on for some reason. Whay are you wanting to remove it?
It can be cleaned in situ with a gentle glass paper rub over the metal contact. If you are wanting to remove it to install a replacement, then a more heavy handed approach might well be necessary. You can crack it off using pliers. |
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They are sometimes locktite'd on - you will have to break it to replace it.
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thanks guy's,
I will give it one more try and see what happens. I want to take it off and replace it with a new one along with my dizzy cap. cheers, Deano. |
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Pull harder ! Watch your knuckles
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Crush the old one w/increasing gentle-to-moderate force in a pair of vise-grip or channel lock pliers. May want to place something underneath to catch the bits
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I got it.
Had to use an 12" flathead screwdriver between it and the dizzy shaft. I think it had been on for a long time. Thanks for all the advice guy's. Cheers, Deano. |
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