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    Look like its time for new cap & rotor?

    I bought this '92 325ic in 2010 with 120k on it. Now has 125k. Is it time for new distributor cap and rotor?


    I am changing the water pump and timing belt.
    Thanks for the tech help on that job from this forum! :D
    Matt
    McLean, VA

    #2
    yes change it.
    I just bought a 325e with 116K and the cap and rotor looked like it was never changed.

    runs much better with the new parts!
    Last edited by dchun; 02-05-2012, 06:45 AM.

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      #3
      You can just clean the contacts up with a bit of sandpaper or a wire brush, but replacing them is also a good idea. You can only clean them so many times before the spacing between the contacts get too far and causes problems.

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        #4
        might as well replace them, they are clearly worn and you already have them off
        1989 cirrisblau-metallic 325i

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          #5
          Thanks! I ordered replacements from Blunttech. I'll scuff these off and put them in the M20 emergency kit with the old hoses and belts.
          Matt
          McLean, VA

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            #6
            mine was pretty bad.



            :giggle:
            Just a little project im working on
            - http://www.lse30.com -

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              #7
              Mine were shot too. Replaced them yesterday and the car runs much better now.

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