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Could someone snap a picture of small block Mopar dist's reluctor wheel, rotor off. Was installing the FBO Mopar Mechanical Limiter Disc, when prying the reluctor wheel off, it popped and I don't know which slot the roll pin should go back into.
Here's a picture, 1200 o'clock or 600 o'clock?

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Won't matter if they are 180* apart.
As the "good" girls say.....pick a hole.

Yes it does matter. Notice in the photo one has a CW arrow. That is for use in small block, the opposite slot is what you use in a B/RB which rotates CCW
 
Oh yes it does matter! The picture in #2 shows a double stamped reluctor. Thank you for the help jammer and 273. I am working on it now, specifically that damn little spring clip, if you have ever done this, you know which spring I am referring to.
 
I figured B/rb would have different reluctor. Sooooo IF it was 180* offset I wouldnt think it would make a difference?
Yes it does matter. Notice in the photo one has a CW arrow. That is for use in small block, the opposite slot is what you use in a B/RB which rotates CCW
 
Take a look at the picture in the front of this thread, look closely and you will see that the roll pin slots are not 180° from each other.
Thank you for the reply!
 
Using phone...old eyes, small pics. I bet it would work tho.
Just from looking at the photo it doesn't look to be 180*, just a little shy of that. Enough to make a difference I'm sure.
Take a look at the picture in the front of this thread, look closely and you will see that the roll pin slots are not 180° from each other.
Thank you for the reply!
 
Could someone snap a picture of small block Mopar dist's reluctor wheel, rotor off. Was installing the FBO Mopar Mechanical Limiter Disc, when prying the reluctor wheel off, it popped and I don't know which slot the roll pin should go back into.
Here's a picture, 1200 o'clock or 600 o'clock?

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Small block motor pin goes in the clockwise Arrow big block motor pin goes in the counterclockwise Arrow
 
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