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TM 10-3930-632-12
WARNING
Dry cleaning solvent, P-D-680, used to
clean parts is potentially dangerous to
personnel and property.  Avoid repeated
and prolonged skin contact.  Do not use
near open flame or excessive heat. Flash
point of solvent is 100F. -138F. (38C. -
60C.).
c. Cleaning and Inspection.
(1)  Clean the distributor with a cloth
dampened with dry cleaning solvent P-D-680; dry
thoroughly.
(2) Inspect the distributor cap and rotor for
cracks, chips, carbon runners, corroded terminals, and
burned inserts. Replace the cap and rotor if defective.
(3)  Rotate the distributor shaft.  It must
turn freely without excess play.
(4)  Turn the breaker cam slightly in the
direction of rotation. The advance springs shall return
the cam to the original position without hesitation or
Figure 4-22. Checking Distributor Point Cap
catching. If defective, replace the distributor.
d. Installation.
(3)  Check the condition of the contact
(1) Install the distributor as shown in figure
surfaces of the points. If they are rough or pitted, dress
4-21, using the sketch made during disassembly to
them using a contact point file. Remove only the worst
assure correct wire connection.
roughness. Complete smoothness of the points is not
(2)  Time the distributor as directed in
necessary.
(4) If the contact points are badly pitted
and burned, replace the points. If the points are good
4-35. Spark Plugs
enough for continued service, proceed to subparagraph
a. Removal. Disconnect the spark plug leads
(8).
from the spark plugs. Clean the area of the cylinder
(5)  Remove the screws that secure the
head around the plugs. Use a spark plug socket wrench
contact set and capacitor to the distributor; remove the
to remove the spark plugs.
parts as shown in figure 4-21.
WARNING
(6) Install new contact set and capacitor in
Dry cleaning solvent, P-D-680, used to
the same positions from which the old ones were
clean parts is potentially dangerous to
removed.
personnel and property.  Avoid repeated
(7) Using the starting motor to crank the
and prolonged skin contact.  Do not use
engine, turn over the engine until the contact point cam
near open flame or excessive heat. Flash
follower is on the high point of the cam (points open as
point of solvent is 100F. -138 F. (38C. -
far as possible); refer to figure 4-22.
60C.).
(8)  Use a wire feeler gage as shown in
b. Cleaning and Inspection.
figure 4-22 to check the point opening. If the point gap
(1) Clean the exterior of the spark plugs
is not 0.022 inch, loosen the lock screw with a
with a cloth dampened with dry cleaning solvent P-D-
screwdriver and position the adjusting plate of the point
680.  Use a sand-blast type cleaner, if available, to
set until the correct point opening is attained. Tighten
clean the electrodes.
the lock screw.
(2)  Inspect the spark plugs for cracked
(9) Install rotor and install the distributor
insulation, burned electrodes, and other damage.
cap. Make sure all spark plug leads and the ignition coil
(3) Test the spark plugs on a high-voltage
high tension leads are firmly seated in the distributor
tester. A hot, blue spark must arc across the electrodes
cap.
during the test. Replace shorted plugs.
b. Removal.
(4)  If the spark plugs are suitable for
(1)  Draw a sketch showing the proper
reuse, check and adjust the spark plug gap. Check the
connection of the electrical leads to the distributor.
gap on new or used plugs with a wire feeler gage
Disconnect the electrical leads.
(2)  Remove the distributor as shown in
figure
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