POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hi, Im servicing my 911 sc, and I cant seem to work out how the rotor arm comes off, any advice please, Thanks, Stephen. Migration info. Legacy thread was 17896
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YOUR RESEARCHremoving sc rotor arm
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POST 2Original post
Grip tightly and pull away from the distributer. It is a snug fit with no screws but the keyed shaft and the distributer cap keep it in place. Migration info. Legacy thread was 17897
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Got it, thanks. It was badly corroded on, and broke as I took it off. Thanks for the help. Migration info. Legacy thread was 17913
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