How to Replace the Older V8 Distributor Cap and Rotor - On Demand Video

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Don't make the common mistake! Applies to all M116 and M117 V8 engines from 1970 to 1991

Replacing a distributor cap is easy right. No problem?? If it were I would not get so many emails and why the engine won't run right after changing the cap and rotor. This is a short eight and a half minute video but the tips I share could save you some big headaches. Watch the "trailer"  YouTube video below to see what a bad cap and rotor look like. 

How to Replace the Older V8 Distributor Cap and Rotor - On Demand Video
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