Fire order
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Fire order
HI GUYS
A FRIEND OF MINE HAVE REPLACED THE OLD SPARK PLUG CABLE WITH A NEW CABLE but he did a confusion with the numeration order.
Can you help me with a correct fire order and order of cilinder ???? CORVETTE C3 MADE 1972
Thanks in advance all of you
Robert
A FRIEND OF MINE HAVE REPLACED THE OLD SPARK PLUG CABLE WITH A NEW CABLE but he did a confusion with the numeration order.
Can you help me with a correct fire order and order of cilinder ???? CORVETTE C3 MADE 1972
Thanks in advance all of you
Robert
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Be aware that the location of the #1 plug wire in the distributor cap may be 'standard' or may have been re-clocked by a previous owner. Sometimes the wires need to be shifted one position in order to get the vacuum advance can positioned in a 'comfortable' place. If you are uncertain about that, you can crank the engine over to TDC (compression stroke) and pull the distributor cap off. The rotor will be positioned at the #1 cap terminal.
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Be aware that the location of the #1 plug wire in the distributor cap may be 'standard' or may have been re-clocked by a previous owner. Sometimes the wires need to be shifted one position in order to get the vacuum advance can positioned in a 'comfortable' place. If you are uncertain about that, you can crank the engine over to TDC (compression stroke) and pull the distributor cap off. The rotor will be positioned at the #1 cap terminal.
