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Does it matter what position the dizzy is in when I remove it?
Do I need to mark anything?

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Depends on what you are doing. If you are changing a cam and are not going to turn the motor over until you put the distributor back in yes, pulling the motor to bits to rebuild it - no
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No..You are taking everything out that needs to be timmed when put back in..
You are going to degree it when putting cam back in?? I guess??
But its a good idea to have it at tdc on #1 cylinder...

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