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Ford 9N distributor problem

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kc6zut

11-01-2004 11:00:38

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Hi All,

I have a problem with my 9N. I think I need to service the points but I have no idea how to get into the distributor (front distributor) without taking the radiator off.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Max

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vrickster

11-01-2004 13:05:58

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Re: Ford 9N distributor problem in reply to kc6zut, 11-01-2004 11:00:38

Service is done by removing the front distributor and doing everything on a workbench. It is quite easy. The dist is connected to the end of the cam shaft by a pair of offset paws. Just remove the two screws and the dist comes right off. Be careful when assembling to get the paws lined up, it only goes in one way. If you force it, things start to break.

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kc6zut

11-01-2004 13:48:02

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Re: Ford 9N distributor problem in reply to vrickster, 11-01-2004 13:05:58

Thanks! Now, how do you set the dwell?

Max

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vrickster

11-01-2004 14:40:54

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Re: Ford 9N distributor problem in reply to kc6zut, 11-01-2004 13:48:02

To set the timing, u also do this in the bench. See the picture.

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Gerald J.

11-01-2004 14:25:08

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Re: Its a FORD, not GM in reply to kc6zut, 11-01-2004 13:48:02

You set the point clearance on top the cam and the dwell comes automatically...

Gerald J.

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