Rotors typically pull off the distributor shaft after you remove the distributor cap. On some (GM), the rotor is held on by a couple screws and the rotor is aligned by matching the round boss to the round hole and the square boss to the square hole.
Asking how to remove the distributor leaves me wondering if you didn't mean the cap. The cap comes off with clips or screws, depending on the make of the engine. Some have quarter-turn L-bolts that have slotted heads for (usually) a flat screw driver...for those, push down slightly and turn it a quarter turn in the direction it turns easily. Once you have loosened the fasteners, the cap lifts off. Some distributors have coil packs that usually don't go bad and need to be transferred to the new cap. Screws hold them in place. You'll see once you have the cap off. Do not pull all of the ignition cables out at once, transfer them one-at-a-time to the new cap so you don't mix up the firing order.
Pulling the distributor, proper, is not terribly difficult but putting it back in means you need to align it the same way it came out. With a wrench on the center nut of the harmonic balancer, turn the engine until the rotor aligns with the index on the body of the distributor...that is the position the rotor will need to be in on reassembly. Take a picture, mark the index notch with chalk--whatever it takes...you can't be off a bit.
Take the retainer clamp off the distributor where it inserts into the engine block and pull the distributor out...piece of cake.
how do you remove a distributor rotor on a 92 Nissan sentra
It's the distributor rotor that you are looking for & it's under the distributor cap. Remove the distributor cap and there you will find the rotor.
remove rotor from Mercedes 450sel?
It pulls off.
Remove the bolts that hold the distributor cap onto the distributor. Once this is off the rotor can be reached and replaced on a 1994 Acura Integra.
remove the distributor cap and grab the rotor then pull straight up.
If you mean the rotor from inside the distributor. Just unclip the 2 clips and lift up the distributor cap then use a nut driver to remove the 2 bolts on the rotor.
Probably - remove distributor cap and look
rotor should point at number 1 plug lead when engine is at tdc make a mark with whiteout ,on outside of distributor before you remove distributor cap. make this mark where the #1 spark plug lead would be if distributor cap was on distributor when you remove cap this is where rotor needs to be pointing
The module is located behind the Rotor Arm assembly in the distributor itself. You have to remove the Distributor Cap, then the Rotor Arm and the module is there.
Remove the distributor cap. Do not remove the plug wires. Pull the rotor off or remove the screws that hold it on, it that applies, and revese the process with a new rotor.
The Rotor has a small bolt that holds the Rotor on the shaft. Did you Loosen this bolt?