This training video takes you inside a Chevrolet 350 and teaches you how to properly secure the distributor in place with a distributor wrench. Find out how to get your distributor bolted into place and learn about the many different sizes of wrenches you can use. Use these tips to advance your skills with securing the distributor in your vehicle.
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