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Per the 1989 Service Manual page 23-66 the Rotor Retaining Screw torque tightness is 3 N-m (0.3 Kg-m, 2.2 lb-ft) . It does not spec the size. Is hard to break loose after 23 years. I just applied small amount of WD-40 and will let it set over night and try again tomorrow. Dave in Florida

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Q: What size is the distributor rotor set screw for a 89 Honda civic?
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