Opti without a rotor
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 1999
Posts: 3,504
Likes: 4
From: Mexico Beach FL
Originally Posted by DMGroh
...My other bitch is those tiny tiny screws that hold the rotor in place. Most well stocked garages don't even have a tool for that part. If you can't find a Matco or Snap-On truck, make sure the neighbors can't hear you while you're getting those screws out.
I just bought this set and used it on my Opti-Spark last week.
It is a small driver with bits that fit in the handle -- it is hard to see because it is small.
Tom Piper
Last edited by Tom Piper; Jun 30, 2006 at 06:23 AM.
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 1,952
Likes: 2
From: Little Rock Arkansas
Originally Posted by Ramrod92
Jeb, yea, I got that and so far haven't had any problems with it. I just would like to do something with my $600 paperweight. I'm planning to send it to Dynaspark sometime soon and have them remove the rotor,replace the optical sensor, then maybe put some kind of cover like this on it... 
While you're having it rebuilt I'd have it rewired to the later (late '94-up) wiring schematic. That way I won't have to repin the damned plug...AGAIN...
-Jeb
Racer
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 418
Likes: 45
From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by Tom Piper
Lowe's carries an extremely small set that has the tool for this.
I just bought this set and used it on my Opti-Spark last week.
It is a small driver with bits that fit in the handle -- it is hard to see because it is small.
Tom Piper
I just bought this set and used it on my Opti-Spark last week.
It is a small driver with bits that fit in the handle -- it is hard to see because it is small.
Tom Piper
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 1999
Posts: 3,504
Likes: 4
From: Mexico Beach FL
Originally Posted by Arcticwhite93
Make sure you have the right restricter valve on your vacuum vent line or it will suck the cap into the rotor.
The standard vacuum harness has special vacuum controls that will limit the engine vacuum to 2" Hg at the Opti-Spark.Tom Piper
