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09-02-2001, 01:28 PM
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Replacing distributor rotor -- do I need an adapter?
At 100,000 miles, appears to be time to replace both distributor caps and rotors, according to my independant tech. Says "green stuff" is growing in there . . .
Looked at Parts Shop, has the best prices around, but I'm confused since there is listed a "rotor adaptor" listed in addition to the rotors themselves. Does anyone know if in fact I need the adaptor? thanks, steve
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09-03-2001, 08:14 AM
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The early M119.960 engines in the 1990 & 91 500SL all need this adaptor, also all early 1992 engines may require it as well.
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