Ignition Order The Ultimate Guide to Engine Ignition Timing

To book says to set them at .006" on the intake and .008" on the exhaust. I have read in the past that a few individuals have set them at .007/.009 with no ill ... Cylinders 1 through 4 (bank 1) are on the passenger side and cylinders 5 through 8 (bank 2) are on the driver's side. 1 and 5 are nearest the rad while 4 and 8 ... ... order (facing the car like in the picture) 1-2-3-4. Reply reply. u ... Older cars have ignition wires and newer cars have ignition coils. The #2 coil is the second one in order from the timing belt. So standing in front of the car, the timing belt is on your left the cylinder ID's are 1,2,3,4. Well-Known Member ... Most 60 degree v6s firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6 right down the crankshaft. Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of ... Cylinder #1 is the one closest to the belt on the engine. Be careful getting the coil pack off as the boots tend to stick to the plugs. I would ... It's not clear on that diagram which is the top and which is the bottom row of the coil packs. There are tons of threads on here that include diagrams. Ignition order is all about balancing the forces exerted on the crankshaft, so the choice of firing order is anything but random. this means ... The firing order is the sequence of power delivery of each cylinder in a multi-cylinder reciprocating engine. Wired all cylinders in CYLINDER order (which it should be done). clip1141. 1. In configuration --> engine settings, firing order of 1,3, ...