Ford distributor rotor clip

grandpa Love · Jan 4, 2021

Will a clip from a Ford car or truck cross to this? If so what year? Thanks.

J Hamilton · Jan 4, 2021

Hope this helps

DeltaSteve · Jan 4, 2021

Dont see why not. If you have one laying around,try it and see.

wore out · Jan 4, 2021

An easy "work around" is to put a LITTLE dab of silicone sealer or gasket maker on the shaft, pop the rotor on and center it in it's "range of motion" and allow the silicone to cure overnight.

That will keep the rotor where it's supposed to be, yet the rotor and easily be removed latter, as needed, and the little dab of cured silicone rubber off.

I've done it many times over the years.

old · Jan 4, 2021

To get by I have used part of the flap of the box points come in to make a shim to hold the rotor as it need to be and worked for years. By the way I have been able to get them from O'Reilly's

Papaw8 · Jan 4, 2021

When I was a kid our 8n had one made out of a Prince Albert can.

grandpa Love · Jan 4, 2021

Was at O'Reilly's today and couldn't cross reference anything.

RobCons · Jan 4, 2021

Try NAPA. The one in Columbiana has looked up stuff for me. I expect a clip from a ford truck of same era will work.

old · Jan 4, 2021

Yes some of them cannot find a whole in the ground and others can. By the way did you get 12 tractors in the mail today

Ford distributor rotor clip

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