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E. Lee 06-11-2000 11:12 PM

Hello,

I just read the DIY section on the replacement of Distributor Cap and Rotor on the M119 engine.

However, on my M103 engine, it looks a little bit different. I was able to get the distributor cap off. However, can someone tell me how to get the rotor off? I've removed the "middle part" by removing the three allen screws. But the rotor still seems to be "stuck" in there (but I can rotate the rotor. How do I get the rotor off?

Thanks very much in advance. This is a great site!!

jeffsr 06-12-2000 01:01 PM

Three screws should do it. Tap it lightly with the handle of a scewdriver. Should pop right off. What you seem to be describing is the rotor drive bracket which is attached to the end of the camshaft. You do not need to remove this part to change the rotor. You've already got the part you want removed, i.e. "the middle part".
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Jeff L
1987 300e
1989 300e
1987 BMW 325

[This message has been edited by jeffsr (edited 06-12-2000).]

E. Lee 06-12-2000 01:53 PM

Thanks very much for your reply.

It seems that the inside "edge" of the rotor is "behind" the rotor drive bracket? Do I have to remove the rotor at an angle or something?

Thanks.

jeffsr 06-12-2000 05:41 PM

Nope, should pop right off with average paw pressure..

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Jeff L
1987 300e
1989 300e
1987 BMW 325

ctaylor738 06-13-2000 12:22 PM

I just changed mine - it came right off without even what I would call a tug.


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