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Re: ford 3000 1969 problems
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Posted by kaldenbach enterprises on January 22, 2005 at 13:55:26 from (63.104.25.136):
In Reply to: ford 3000 1969 problems posted by chris reijmerink on January 22, 2005 at 13:24:51:
sorry i dont have a manual right here as i am at home, but here is little trick we did on a tractor that we had no manuals on. We wadded paper towels in each of the spark plug holes the turned the engine over as the towels shot out we note the firing order. then i held my thumb over #1 sparkplug hole and as i felt the compression i noted where the rotor was pointing. then i put the wires on accordingly.
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