Condenser: Service and Repair
NOISE SUPPRESSOR CONDENSER REPLACEMENTREMOVE OR DISCONNECT
1. Distributor from vehicle. Refer to Distributor Replacement. Service and Repair
2. Rotor from distributor housing.
3. Ignition coil dust cover and gasket from distributor housing.
Ignition Coil Terminal Nuts:
4. Two nuts and four wires from the ignition coil terminals.
Ignition Coil Screws:
5. Four screws and ignition coil from distributor housing.
Igniter Terminal Screws:
6. Three screws and three wires from the igniter terminals.
Removing Igniter:
7. Two screws and igniter from distributor housing.
Noise Suppressor Condenser:
8. One screw and noise suppressor condenser from distributor housing.
INSTALL OR CONNECT
1. Noise suppressor condenser to distributor housing; secure with one screw.
2. Igniter to distributor; secure with two screws.
3. Three wires to igniter terminals; secure with three screws.
4. Ignition coil to distributor; secure with four screws.
5. Four wires to ignition coil terminals; secure with two nuts.
NOTICE: When connecting the wires to the ignition coil, insert them properly into their grooves found on the side of the ignition coil and make sure the wires do not come in contact with the signal rotor or distributor housing.
^ Tighten ignition coil terminal nuts to 8 Nm (71 lb. in.).
6. Ignition coil dust cover and new gasket to distributor housing.
7. Rotor to distributor housing.
8. Distributor to vehicle. Refer to Distributor Replacement.