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Distributor drive blade not moving
Working on the new motor to go in and noticed that when I rotate the motor the dist drive blade does not move. What would cause this? While I'm repairing should I replace, timing gear, chain, cam???? BTW, this thing was filthy inside. One of the pistons even had something that looked like mold that grows on old oranges!
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