yep...to easy, undo the timing bolt nut, unplug the dizzy and slide it out,
make sure you mark the dizzy timing marks in a few spots, (so they all line up when re-fitting)....also mark the rotater...(brain freeze...cant think of name...) in the spot that its in...use a permanent marker/whiteout... or similar
take the dizzy up to the local auto shop, and get a matching 'o' ring and a small tube of gasket sealant...
put the new seal on, throw a bit of gasket goo round the seal and throw it back in making sure you get all the marks lined up....
blake
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