In a Pre-Electronic Ignition distributor, the "Points" are opened and closed by a rotating cam. This acts as a switch turning 12v on/off to the High Voltage Coil at the proper time.
In an electronic ignition, a solid state circuit (transistors) performs the switching duty, replacing the Points/Cam as a timing circuit.
No, the Distributor delivers high-voltage electricity to the Spark Plugs.
no electricity
i need help tacking out a broken off distributor
The electricity is usually switched off during the rainy session because of the winds that usually accompany the heavy rainfall.
No, but sandstorms can cause static electricity.
Charges cause static electricity by charges
Charges cause static electricity by charges
If you didn't put it back on right or maybe left something off like the rotor, sure.
No, it will not.
timimg is off either your timing chain jumped or your ecm located on the side of distributor is gong bad
There are two screws that hold it to the distributor.
# Unplug the distributor connector from wiring harness connector # Loosen the distributor cap retaining screws # Label and disconnect the spark plug cables from the distributor cap # Lift the cap off of the distributor # Note in which direction the distributor spark pick-up is pointing then pull the rotor off of the distributor shaft