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> **Burnt Rotor Button**, **Help**
Russ
post Apr 9 2010, 08:36 PM
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Hey,
I hope someone can help out with this one.

As I was driving home today my car started bopping and snarling (miss firing)....

When I got I home I tightened the plugs (They were lose) and pulled the rotor cap off and found a burnt up rotor button as shown...could load photo...bummer

Has anybody experienced this before? If so, what is causing it and how do you fix it?

Engine Details:
2.5L Four
44 Webers
MSD box & Coil & Wires
Engine no longer has points, I can't remember the brand name of the electronic points


Thanks,
Russ
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post Apr 9 2010, 09:45 PM
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a loose plug will cause a poor ground conection and will create a higher voltage to "jump the plug gap. that extra voltage or "current" can cause failures with the cap and rotor. this condition could also hurt the coil.
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