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Lucas

11-23-2001 09:27:39

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When i was giving my tractor a ignition tuneup the other day (new plugs, wires, cap, rotor, points, and condensor), i didn't think to note where the plug wires go before i took them off. What is the firing order of a '52 8N? Which cylinder do the numbers start on (#1,2,3,4 cylinders), and which way does the rotor turn, and which terminal on the cap is number 1? Sorry for all of the questions, im still a novice :).

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claus

11-23-2001 09:42:56

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Re: '52 8N Firing Order in reply to Lucas, 11-23-2001 09:27:39

1 always towards the radiator.
FO 1243
CCW
Upper left looking from the front... 11 o clock..
2 left bottom.
4 bottom right.
3 upper right.
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Claus

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Lucas

11-23-2001 13:52:17

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Re: Re: '52 8N Firing Order in reply to claus, 11-23-2001 09:42:56

Thanks for the help! I should get it running tomorrow. When looking at the distributor, you mean standing at the front of the tractor, and looking towards the seat, or standing on the side of the tractor, and looking directly at the cap?
Lucas

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Claus

11-23-2001 14:03:47

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Re: Re: Re: '52 8N Firing Order in reply to Lucas, 11-23-2001 13:52:17

Standing in front of the tractor looking at the seat.
Happy Motoring
Claus

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D. R. White

11-23-2001 15:35:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: '52 8N Firing Order in reply to Claus, 11-23-2001 14:03:47

I think we are talking about a side dist. on a 52. Number one on the cap shoud face the coil and go C/CW 243 after that looking from the side of the motor. Dave.

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