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92 Honda Civic knock in distributor
I had a break in my head gasket a few weeks back. My engine got a good spray of oil so I took it into a mechanic. That problem is solved but now once the engine warms up a knocking/buzzing sound comes from the distributor and the engine starts missing. A new distributor is pretty pricey and I don’t really want to mess with the retardation of the distributor. What are my options/problem? Thanks for any help.
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Get the part no. off your current distributor and call your local salvage yard. A replacement distributor should be around $55. Here's how to easily replace the distributor yourself: https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/cars-t...tml#post288473 |
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