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Old 06-06-2008, 10:18 AM   #2 (permalink)
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My car won't start without me tapping on the side of the distributor while cranking, and then it will not idle and dies if the RPM drops below 1200. I ordered a distributor rebuild kit, and was wondering if I can do this without removing the distributor from the motor.

82 320I 1.8L M10, electronic distributor (no points)

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You can, but you'll find the job much easier if you take out the distributor. That gives you a chance to check the distributor bushing as well. Pretty starighforward job. mark the distributor case with some reference point and also note position of the rotor when u remove. To re-install just follow your marks and u should be alright ;-)
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