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Re: plug wire order
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Posted by The Red on September 28, 2000 at 14:11:55 from (12.75.196.165):
In Reply to: plug wire order posted by Greg on September 28, 2000 at 14:06:53:
Greg get number one piston on top dead center, compression stroke. Then look at the rotor position. If the distributor has not been out, it will be in the 2:00 position more or less. That distributor cap post, that corresponds with that rotor position should be wired to #1. Then proceed in a clockwise manner. The next post will wire to #3. The next post will wire to #4 and the last post to #2. Hope this makes sense.
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