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Genuine Honda Del Sol Distributor Cap
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Honda Del Sol Distributor Cap
Honda Del Sol Distributor Cap is applied to protect important parts of the distributor and distribute high voltage from the coil to each of the spark plugs in a perfect order. Inside, a rotor powered by the camshaft sweeps under the Distributor Cap posts, passing current to wires which ignite each cylinder at just the right time. Many Del Sol models have a traditional single-post Distributor Cap, but newer Honda models gained closer seals and keyed tabs that lock the cap in a single position eliminating the 180-degree misfit on older models. Both versions use tough plastic that resists heat and vibration, while the improved seal prevents water intrusion and shorts that may stop a Del Sol in the rain. Some Honda drivers even remove the Distributor Cap as a method of theft deterrent since the engine will not start without the cap installed. Regular cleaning of the terminals in the Distributor Cap and ensuring the gasket is intact helps any Honda Del Sol start smoothly for years.
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Honda Del Sol Distributor Cap Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Inspect and Replace the Distributor Cap, Distributor Rotor, and Spark Plug Wire in the Honda Del Sol?A:Inspect Spark Plug wires when installing new plugs. Check for arcing or sparking in a dark, ventilated area. If found, replace wires. After the engine cools, check the distributor cap and rotor. Disconnect each wire from the spark plug, checking for corrosion. Clean and inspect each wire for damage. If new wires are needed, replace one at a time to maintain firing order. Check the distributor cap for cracks and worn contacts. Replace the cap orwires if resistance is too high. When installing a new cap, transfer wires one at a time to avoid mix-ups.
