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I totally disagree with that Cliff. I took this distributor apart when it was new and the bushing was not loose. You have to consider that when this is going bad, that distributor gear is being pushed all around once it gets loose. If the bushing is soft, it's going to wear anywhere the shaft makes contact with it. You can't tell me that the shaft is not dancing around once it starts getting loose. It's going to be trying to get away from the cam gear anyway it can. Especially once the reluctor starts hitting the magnetic pickup. That in itself will try jarring the shaft all over the place.
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