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dalebrignall
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dizzy cap

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for some reason i have a 45d type dizzy on the mog.i thaught i would clean the rotor arm.when i tool off the cap,the carbon bush fell out.so that means i did not have the rotor arm fully pushed home.good job i had a new spare in the draw.lesson learned be more carefull fitting rotor arm .
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Post by bmcecosse »

Carbon BRUSH - in the cap, fell out ?? It should be spring loaded and well located in the cap.
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Post by dalebrignall »

yes it did i dont know how the car ran,but its sorted now and a lesson learned.the cap that i took off was a intermotor one,i have got lucas on there now ,so hopefully it will be better quality.i have a high performance blue rotor arm from mini spares,so i should not get any failures.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Oh well -if it's BLUE - that will make all the difference !!!
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Post by dalebrignall »

it does not have the rivit on there ,that shorts out the current.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Carry a spare anyway - just in case!
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