about 30 min if you have tools available
Change it. Don't be a dumb.
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Drill out the rivets
The ignition module is located in the distributor under the rotor, it plugs in.
From the factory, Corvette rotors were riveted to either the front hub assembly or the rear spindle. To remove the rotors from your Corvette, drill out the rivets, removing the head of the pressed in rivet and then pull the rotor off. The rivets, still remaining in the hub assembly or spindle can then be cut or driven out with a hammer. To install the new rotor, the rivets DO NOT need to be replaced. The Chevrolet Corvette service manual recommends simply using the lug nuts of the wheel to hold the rotor in place. From all of us at Zip-Corvette.com
It is quite common for rotors to be stuck in place. Tap on the back of the rotor with a hammer, until the rotor is loose.
The ignition module is located in the distributor under the rotor, it plugs in.
From the factory, Corvette rotors were riveted to either the front hub assembly or the rear spindle. To remove the rotors from your Corvette, drill out the rivets, removing the head of the pressed in rivet and then pull the rotor off. The rivets, still remaining in the hub assembly or spindle can then be cut or driven out with a hammer. To install the new rotor, the rivets DO NOT need to be replaced. The Chevrolet Corvette service manual recommends simply using the lug nuts of the wheel to hold the rotor in place. From all of us at Zip-Corvette.com
The cap should only be 2 screws. You depress, turn 1/4 then they pop off. The rotor is inside & should be a screw or something in the center attaching to shaft.Make sure you know which terminal is #1 & have firing order before you pull wires.
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Jump over to Smokinvette.com and get in touch with "Talon90" he will give you a great diagram on how to do that! Good luck!
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