How the heck does one remove the rotor arm on a GT 1994 please? I tried the normal way of just trying to pull it off but that failed. Tried levering it off with a screw driver and still it would not budge! Any help would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks
Richard
Rotor arm removal
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Thanks for the encouragement! I thought that I had applied sufficient force with the screwdriver and that I had seek help. I have of course bought a replacement and from looking at it it is just a simple push on job. There is what appears to be a retaining hoop of wire at the base of the replacement rotor arm.
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Richard
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Richard
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Richard,that retaining hoop sits in the groove on the cam.
Basically mate,pull like fuck with some mole grips,whilst wiggling it up and down.Doesnt matter if you muller the old one anyway does it...
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Basically mate,pull like fuck with some mole grips,whilst wiggling it up and down.Doesnt matter if you muller the old one anyway does it...
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Thanks. Earlier today I tried everything to remove it and in the end had to drill it off the shaft. I have put some oil on the shaft in the hope that the replacement rotor arm will be easier to remove when the time comes! The good news is that the car is now running fine. Thanks everyone for the support.
Cheers
Richard
Cheers
Richard
Over 20 years of 480 driving and still loving it! Present one is a Burgandy 480 GT 1994 108K miles and LPG converted and fitted with Tracker so it does not get 'nicked' again!