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ENGINE MAN

02-15-2008 17:51:21

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I am here to answer any questions anybody has about engines, non computer controlled. Any trouble I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

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Hoss in Maine

02-16-2008 13:58:07

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

One of them hot air engines would work good round here.Wonder how youd time one anyway? Hoss

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Andy Motteberg

02-16-2008 13:08:32

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

You need to be more specific, what kind of tractor engine?

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W1W

02-16-2008 13:12:29

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Andy Motteberg, 02-16-2008 13:08:32

I have a 2004 JD 790. I put too much oil in and the engine stopped. I drained the oil and need to remove the oil from the pistons. How do I remove the oil from the combustion chamber?

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jose bagge

02-16-2008 11:50:37

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

what's the difference between a chevy 327 piston and a chevy 350 piston assuming both are standard bore....and how much do I have to overbore my 250 chevy 6 cylinder block to use one...and which one? what if I decide to use a 230 chevy block? can i flip the exhaust manifold upside down on my Satoh 650G tractor? And...why would I want to?
If I hold the coil wire to my tongue and touch the distributor cap with my finger, will the engine fire...or will I spontaneously burst into flames?
why is there air?

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dieselpaul

02-16-2008 10:34:51

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

with all due respect, your offer of knowledge seems to fit auto engines better.--to make your offer more respected on this antique tractor site, yougotta be more specific--like ''i can help with case, farmall,ford engines--whatever your tractor engine knowldge--if none, you'r gonna get tested good.& need to move to "free auto advice.com''or auto site. if you are blowin smoke, you can't get past these guys----

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Hey ENGINE MAN

02-16-2008 09:36:32

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Your help is not needed here. These pricks already think they know everything. I used to offer assistance but a few of the know-it-all girls here won't let their fragile little ego's be hurt.

This isn't a forum for help. It's a place for low self-esteem dickheads can get together and high five each other.

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Andy Motteberg

02-16-2008 13:05:43

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Hey ENGINE MAN, 02-16-2008 09:36:32

What are you talking about? This is a excellent forum for help and info on old tractors. Are you Lanse? Your IP address is the same.

Andy.

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135 Fan

02-16-2008 13:22:49

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Andy Motteberg, 02-16-2008 13:05:43

Slow down! With no disrespect to Lanse, this post is written and spelled better. It's not right to assume and I don't think Lanse would post a comment like that. If he did I'm sure he'd give us a good reason. I know a lot of people including myself have kind of questioned his methods but I can see how he might have taken it the wrong way. It was not meant to hurt his feelings. We all want him to get his tractor going! Dave

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T_Bone

02-16-2008 12:55:36

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Re: LANSE ????????? in reply to Hey ENGINE MAN, 02-16-2008 09:36:32

Wow Lanse, what's up with this post???

T_Bone

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Gary from Muleshoe

02-16-2008 11:57:10

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Hey ENGINE MAN, 02-16-2008 09:36:32

You Sir are very very wrong. This is an excellent forum to get answer to any questions you have and all relies are welcome here. I have learned a lot from the post on this site.

If ENGINE MAN has answer he needs to come clean here. There are many questions presented for him and he has no replies.

By the language you used in your post it would appear the you are an immature child looking to start trouble.

Maybe it is your ego that's been hurt.

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135 Fan

02-16-2008 11:51:02

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Hey ENGINE MAN, 02-16-2008 09:36:32

If you're confident in your skills and knowledge, a comment like that shouldn't be necessary, should it? Dave

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MN Rick

02-16-2008 09:08:16

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

I've watched these forums for 10 years now and never cease to be amazed by the coming and going of "instant experts".

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bradk

02-16-2008 08:17:06

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Thank goodness you're here!!

I'm assembling a 350 Chevy engine.The connecting rod caps are all marked.Problem is,I can't figure out which is #6 and #9.Hate to install them visa-versa.How can I tell???

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Tim...OK

02-16-2008 07:39:41

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to BLinWMi, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Gary from Muleshoe said: (quoted from post at 08:15:39 02/16/08) I think there are lots of questions here, but I am not seeing many answers from you. You opened the door, now walk on through.

I got a feeling Engineman is the same person as Welderman from a week or so ago.. :roll: didn't have many legitimate answers then either..

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135 Fan

02-16-2008 11:48:09

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Tim...OK, 02-16-2008 07:39:41

I had the same feeling but will reserve my decision for the time being. If it comes up he's been a mechanic for over 50 years and has a practice engine to work on before the one that needs fixing, then I just might be convinced. I suppose you could look in the archives and see if it might be the same person. LoL dave

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135 Fan

02-16-2008 12:34:03

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to 135 Fan, 02-16-2008 11:48:09

It was a guy going by "mj" that I exposed as a hack because he made some smart arse comments that weren't called for and was dumb enough to post and then repost a picture of his rediculous and shoddy workmanship and even made excuses for it. It's hard to fool anyone on this forum. Why set yourself up to be humiliated? Dave

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Gary from Muleshoe

02-16-2008 07:15:39

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

I think there are lots of questions here, but I am not seeing many answers from you. You opened the door, now walk on through.

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Goose

02-16-2008 07:03:14

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What effect does internal centrifical force within a crankshaft have on oil pressure?

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n8terry

02-16-2008 06:31:42

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Don't be offended! in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

I am wondering if you are new to this discussion board. I have had several of my problems solved by the guys on this forum. They may be upset with you because your post offended them. Try not to let it bother you even if they act like bully's!

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Matt Kane

02-16-2008 04:00:38

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

LOL

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Dale B

02-15-2008 21:24:21

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

I sold my '47 Autocar C-60 w/ 377 gas engine to a man in Colorado, at a nice profit. If I find a 501 gas engine for it , should I tell him , or just buy it back ? I'm sure it easy to time.

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old

02-15-2008 21:16:16

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Heres a question for you. How many times does the crank shaft turn on a 1 cylinder for it to do the 4 cycle it does, a 2 cylinder a 3 cylinder a 4 cylinder a 5 cylinder a 6 cylinder and an 8 cylinder????? ????? All 4 stroke

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old

02-15-2008 21:13:49

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

You need to slow down some bud. A lot of use have been here for years and most have answered more question then you can even think about. Coming in as strong as you have you will get picked on big time

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135 Fan

02-15-2008 22:26:49

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to old, 02-15-2008 21:13:49

Hopefully he's not related to the guy who's been welding since 1954 and needed to make a prototype of a rediculous looking cart for his top of the line buzz box with the high frequency! Sorry couldn't resist. No offence intended but I agree with Old. It never hurts to have some more experience to help people out but be a little patient. The questions will come. There's a lot of knowledgable people on here. At least most are but there are some wanna-be's as well. Don't use all capitals as it is considered like yelling. Welcome to the forum. Dave

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Old Ford Mechanic

02-15-2008 19:47:08

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What degree thermostat should i use in my 68 VW Beetle? And also the correct radiator cap?

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jose bagge

02-16-2008 11:38:27

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Old Ford Mechanic, 02-15-2008 19:47:08

hell, I can't even find the oil filter on my 68 bug! And what's that "H" stamped on the block for? any why won't the wheels off my buddies 1967 bug fit?

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Bob

02-15-2008 19:52:59

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Old Ford Mechanic, 02-15-2008 19:47:08

On which cylinder in a volks air cooled is the timing retarded (by the distributor cam lobe being "offset) to reduce detonation in this, the "hottest" cylinder.

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jose bagge

02-16-2008 11:40:27

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 19:52:59

3....because of the oil cooler.
also the one most apt to eat a valve

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Uncle Ernie

02-15-2008 20:38:51

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 19:52:59

#3!

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John S-B

02-15-2008 19:35:06

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Well it's about time you got here! Now we don't have to push our tractors.

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Jim Johnson

02-15-2008 19:32:35

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

How many cubes can a W-9 go to and utilize the head with a naturally aspirated carb?

Jim

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thurlow

02-15-2008 19:26:54

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What was the progression from Henri Coanda's engine to the Whittle and the HE s38? Are they essentially the same and do they use the same spark plugs? (Better off with Champion or Auto-lite?) Do they time off of # 1 or off the coil? Is an engine the same as a motor? I know when I go to the parts house, the guy always axes what size is the motor? What do you call that pin that wants to fall out of the front of the engine (motor?) on some of them Dodges with a Cummins in 'em?

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ScottyHOMEy

02-15-2008 20:55:54

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to thurlow, 02-15-2008 19:26:54

"What do you call that pin that wants to fall out of the front of the engine (motor?) on some of them Dodges with a Cummins in 'em?"

That would be the KDP, the Killer Dowel Pin.

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Sid

02-15-2008 18:58:08

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What was the name of Tonto's horse?

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thurlow

02-15-2008 21:03:16

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Sid, 02-15-2008 18:58:08

GetemupScout.

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Bill(Wis)

02-16-2008 11:32:05

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to thurlow, 02-15-2008 21:03:16

thurlow!!!!! Where you been, man? I was thinking just the other day "wonder whatever happened to old thurlow".

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Sid

02-15-2008 18:58:02

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What was the name of Tonto's horse?

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Heenk

02-15-2008 18:42:02

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

have a small maybe 1 hp briggs motor without a spark.Thinking of replacing the condensor but how can I check to see if the spool is oke?

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Aire Cabeza

02-15-2008 18:24:42

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Why can't someone build a engine that doesn't need fuel like just running on air?

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Bob

02-15-2008 18:20:50

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What is the correct way to set up the cam timing on an early Ford 292 or a Jeep "Hurricane 6"?

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Allan In NE

02-15-2008 18:22:20

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 18:20:50

Are you thinking of the number 12? :>)

Allan

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Bob

02-15-2008 18:31:19

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 18:22:20

Yeah, that'll do for the Dorf. Can't remember the magic number, offhand, though, for the Jeep/Conny "Hurricane Six"!

Copper is nice, though!

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steve from mo - dangit!

02-15-2008 18:24:52

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 18:22:20

Doncha mean 42?

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isud

02-15-2008 18:16:18

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

Motor surges at idel, changed fuel pump, filter in carb,blocked off vac. lines same thing. This is in an older GM van, that the wife came home with. Some one had just put on a new coil top of dist. has small block v-8.Runs good other than that.

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ENGINE MAN

02-15-2008 18:22:59

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to isud, 02-15-2008 18:16:18

What do you mean by surges? Does it burn too much gas or is it not enouph going to it?? more details please

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bellyacre

02-15-2008 18:14:23

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

I have a MTA with electronic ignition with no spark, How do I test the coil and the electronic ignition parts? NO I'm not going to hang on to the wires or touch them on my tongue.

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Bob

02-15-2008 18:19:28

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Coil testing.. in reply to bellyacre, 02-15-2008 18:14:23

There was a neat an simple way to test a coil posted on the "N" Board a couple of days ago. I the coil works when tested, you can pretty much assume the EI has lost it's "smoke".

Test a coil

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No tools

02-15-2008 18:13:57

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What's the best plugs to use in my old MD Farmall short one's or long one's

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Allan In NE

02-15-2008 17:54:20

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:51:21

What would happen if I mistakenly time my engine off the coil wire instead of the #1 wire?

Allan

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jimvw

02-15-2008 18:55:54

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

Works good to use the coil wire for the timing lite. You can check for wear in the distibutor. If the firing order is 1-3-4-2 then 1 and 4 should give the identical timing mark. Also cylinders 3 and 2 would give the same timing mark. If you have distributor cam wear or bushing wear in the distributor you will see your timing marks moving around.

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Bob Farrell

02-15-2008 18:37:09

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

I think that coil wire thing would be OK if you had it properly secured with chains and binders.

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Allan In NE

02-15-2008 18:42:33

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob Farrell, 02-15-2008 18:37:09

Well, there ya go.

That old cause and effect thing again. :>)

Allan

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HARRAH~S RESORT

02-15-2008 18:04:42

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

WERE WORKING ON THAT. 4 6 OR 8 CYL. WOULD HELP

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IH2444

02-15-2008 18:03:42

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

Well if it was a 4 cylinder the timing light would be right 1/4 of the time.

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Bob

02-15-2008 18:11:37

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to IH2444, 02-15-2008 18:03:42

WRONG! Assuming a 4 cylinder, 4 cycle engine, it would be right 1/2 of the time, and the mark will be illuminated TWICE as bright, making it easier to see. Is this beginning to make sense to you "noobs", NOW??

The other "false" mark will be 180� off, and can be ignored!

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bva

02-15-2008 18:30:03

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 18:11:37

so in reality you are better to time off the coil wire,or you can time off any wire as it will be correct or 180 off which is the same on the crank pulley.

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ENGINE MAN

02-15-2008 18:02:45

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

you always time off the number 1 cylinder to ensure proper spark at the right time, not the coil. And if its out of time you'll have to move your distributor on way or the other.

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Gordon in In

02-15-2008 20:34:20

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 18:02:45

When timing a 1943 Allis WC engine you can time with the coil wire with a modern timing light. On most of them the flywheel has two marks 180 degrees apart. When timing with the coil wire you get one timing light flash on each of the two timing marks on the flywheel for each revolution of the flywheel/crankshaft. Very easy to see and bright. If you time on #1 cylinder you only get one flash every other revolution; about 1/4 as visible and 1/4 as easy to see. This applies to all in line, 4 cylinder, 4 stroke, spark ignition engines that have two timing marks 180 degrees apart on the flywheel. This works nice at slow idle speed and to check the mechanical advance function on distributors when RPM is increased to "high idle" and/or "full RPM". Try it, I think that you will like it.

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RusselAZ

02-15-2008 19:26:43

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 18:02:45

On a GM P-30 chassis you time off cylinder #8 and use the bottom timing pointer. The top one can't be seen.

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Owen Aaland

02-15-2008 21:06:19

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to RusselAZ, 02-15-2008 19:26:43

I always time my IH pickup off of number eight wire. Works good for me.

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ENGINE MAN

02-15-2008 17:59:20

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 17:54:20

why on earth would you do that??

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Bendee

02-15-2008 23:45:50

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:59:20

MY international ACCO [8 cyl gas] was timed off number 8.. because the book said so, and it worked beautifully.I figured they new what they were about.

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Bob

02-15-2008 18:03:14

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to ENGINE MAN, 02-15-2008 17:59:20

Good one, Allan. I know what you mean, as do many others!

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coloken

02-15-2008 21:25:27

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 18:03:14

Yup, but would it work on a Wisconson V4? Beginers don't even try to figure that one out.

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Allan In NE

02-15-2008 18:05:50

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Bob, 02-15-2008 18:03:14

:<)

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Charles E. McNelly III

02-16-2008 06:58:42

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Re: Does anybody have any questions about engines? Troubles in reply to Allan In NE, 02-15-2008 18:05:50

Well, after reading the post I'd say the fangs came out and the teacher went to school. Reminds me of when we would tell the grunts to go get us a "Sky Hook". I'm not sure who got who the best. :)
Charles

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