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This is 8 degrees of slack. I assume this is why someone thought…

This is 8 degrees of slack. I assume this is why someone thought the distributor rotor needed a paper shim.

The dowel sleeve that stayed in the block was easy to remove.  The one that stayed in the timing cover was seized.

I didn't realize that any EFI engines were built with fuel pump eccentrics, but everything about this long block appears to be factory, including the timing cover gasket. So I think replacing it now was the right decision - I don't think it had many miles left, and it's best to change it while the oil pan is off.
This is 8 degrees of slack. I assume this is why someone thought the distributor rotor needed a paper shim. The dowel sleeve that stayed in the block was easy to remove. The one that stayed in the timing cover was seized. I didn't realize that any EFI engines were built with fuel pump eccentrics, but everything about this long block appears to be factory, including the timing cover gasket. So I think replacing it now was the right decision - I don't think it had many miles left, and it's best to change it while the oil pan is off.Original file
This is 8 degrees of slack. I assume this is why someone thought the distributor rotor needed a paper shim.

The dowel sleeve that stayed in the block was easy to remove.  The one that stayed in the timing cover was seized.

I didn't realize that any EFI engines were built with fuel pump eccentrics, but everything about this long block appears to be factory, including the timing cover gasket. So I think replacing it now was the right decision - I don't think it had many miles left, and it's best to change it while the oil pan is off.

This is 8 degrees of slack. I assume this is why someone thought the distributor rotor needed a paper shim.

The dowel sleeve that stayed in the block was easy to remove. The one that stayed in the timing cover was seized.

I didn't realize that any EFI engines were built with fuel pump eccentrics, but everything about this long block appears to be factory, including the timing cover gasket. So I think replacing it now was the right decision - I don't think it had many miles left, and it's best to change it while the oil pan is off.

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