How hard is it to replace the distributor on a 94 3.0? The last one I did was on a Chrysler 318 back in the Eighties and as I remember, it was pretty much plug and play. Do you have to remove the hood? Thanks.
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I’ve dine it on my 93. Hood clearance was not an issue. Getting my hands in there and seeing what I was doing was the issue for me. It’s not a terrible job.
Plug and play. Then adjust base timing.
Plug and play. Then adjust base timing.
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