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Tune up questions S70

posted by  WatsonMD on  Mon Oct 28 00:36 CST 2002
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What you are planning on doing is relat easy. I just did Plugs, Distributor, Rotor, Coil Wire, Plug Wires, & Cabin Air Filter. The whole job took 2 hrs max.

The Distributor/Rotor is relat easy. Remove the top of the air filter box. The Distrib is held on by three 8mm screws. Two are easy to get. The third on the bottom takes a bit of trouble but can be gotten at with a 1/4 socket and extension w/swivel.

The Rotor comes off with a very small allen wrench - once again metric 3 or 4 mm I believe. The Rotor and Dist are notched to ensure correct install alignment.

Best of Luck
Andrew






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