[ryan]

i have an issue with the dizzy on my 92 sierra, the bottom of the dizzy rotor is hitting the the black cover of the stuff under it. if you turn the rotor clockwise it will move up to where it is ment to be, i have taken it all apart and it looks to be in good condition. my car will not run under 1000 rpm and with it idled up, it will not stay at a constant rpm, but i don't know if this is another problem or not.
do i need a new dizzy or is there a way to fix this?
thanks
ryan

[steak_knife]

ryan wrote:

i have an issue with the dizzy on my 92 sierra, the bottom of the dizzy rotor is hitting the the black cover of the stuff under it. if you turn the rotor clockwise it will move up to where it is ment to be, i have taken it all apart and it looks to be in good condition. my car will not run under 1000 rpm and with it idled up, it will not stay at a constant rpm, but i don't know if this is another problem or not.
do i need a new dizzy or is there a way to fix this?
thanks
ryan

Vacuum leak or carby problem..
Your dizzy would have to be realy frucked for it not to run..

[ryan]

Ok, I think I know what the problem is with the carb, but what would make the dizzy rotor sit too low?