Est Cost to repair or replace distributor?

Asked by sugartime Nov 30, 2009 at 04:37 PM about the 2000 Nissan Xterra

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2000 Xterra w/ 140K miles.... need to repair or replace distributor... Is there a way to repair vs replace a distributor??? How much should worst case scenario cost???  Just want to fix it to sell

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From Autozone, a new distributor is $259.99. This is supplied with a new cap, rotor and ignition control module. If you're just fixing it to sell it, the lifetime warranty won't really appeal to you. Lol. For a cheaper route, check some local salvage yards. The nissan 3.3L motor is quite common. You should be able to find one easily. As far as repairing the distributor, I'm not sure whether that's possible without knowing more details.

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How do you get the old one out. My old one has three bolts and the new one has only one dose this matter

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