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Topic: Re: stuck 292 distibutor
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Kruse

07-31-2009 10:56:44
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Spray it with P'Blaster, Kroil or Liquid Wrench for about a week ahead of time. Get the engine good and hot, then hit the distributor with something cold like a shot from a fire extinguisher or propane. (Years ago it was freon) You need to get the area of the distributor by the block good and cold. Tap the thing with a rubber mallot and try to turn it again. If nothing works, engine disassembly may be required to remove it by pushing from the bottom side.

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HalWA

08-01-2009 17:14:23
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Re: stuck 292 distibutor in reply to Kruse, 07-31-2009 10:56:44  
All good ideas. I think I would also consider gripping the distributor body with a strap wrench to try to turn it, after having given some time for the penetrating oil to work. If I couldn't break the distributor loose with the strap wrench, I would try a pipe wrench, however the pipe wrench would probably mar the distributor body and might even break it off. Good luck!

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Brooke

07-31-2009 10:59:08
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Re: stuck 292 distibutor in reply to Kruse, 07-31-2009 10:56:44  
Thanks, I'll give the cold treatment a try

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