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mikeintn
06-08-2008 15:14:33
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Can someone tell me the firing order on 1936 WC, I just trying to start one that been setting, hand crank, so I pulled it, but its popping out the ex. like the wires are wrong, I looked in the book I have and it said 1-2-4-3, but it dont seem right. Thanks: Mike
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mikeintn
06-09-2008 05:28:11
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Re: firing order in reply to mikeintn, 06-08-2008 15:14:33
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Thanks for all the input, 1 is top nexts to engine, that whats cap got, then I did wire it clockwise, 1 2 4 3, I've forgot with out looking, but I know its the older mag. just got parts for it, point con. coil, I think [K], I know it dont make sense, but I took plug out, and the rotor is under number one, took valve cover off valves working ok, pull it a couple of times pops a lot out ex. sounds just like wired wrong, but I guess not, I think I'll just try it again, maybe the carb. could do it, It was froz up bad.
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old
06-08-2008 18:18:36
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Re: firing order in reply to mikeintn, 06-08-2008 15:14:33
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1, 2, 4, 3 as per the I-T manual. As a matter of fact all the Allis tractors from the B up to the WD45 used the same firing order. Which would include. B, C, WC, WD, and WD45
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leroy in ne
06-08-2008 16:49:28
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Re: firing order in reply to mikeintn, 06-08-2008 15:14:33
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don't know if this will be of any use but run into a similar situtation several years ago. after pulling a non runner about a mile we found that the original mag had been replaced with a different brand and rotor turned the opposite direction. switched wiring order for this, pulled less than 2 feet and had a sweet runner. leroy
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JMS/.MN
06-08-2008 15:43:40
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Re: firing order in reply to mikeintn, 06-08-2008 15:14:33
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Firing order is 1-2-4-3. Usually cast into the housing that the magneto bolts to. Issue is- where is Number one wire installed? Sometimes top left, sometimes top right, rotation is CW, when viewed from the rear. Try both of those positions first. Otherwise, do the finger in the #1 hole, compression stroke, see where the rotor in the mag is pointing. Try all wire location options before tearing down the engine to see if the timing is set wrong at the cam gear. KISS formula. Sounds like it is trying to fire- good sign for a simple fix.
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papab
06-08-2008 15:35:09
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Re: firing order in reply to mikeintn, 06-08-2008 15:14:33
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kstractor
06-08-2008 16:15:16
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Re: firing order in reply to papab, 06-08-2008 15:35:09
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Most 4cyl firing orders are 1-3-4-2 A.C was different 1-2-4-3
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mlpankey
06-11-2008 15:42:07
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Re: firing order in reply to kstractor, 06-08-2008 16:15:16
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hmmm i thought ford tractors firing order was 1243 also interesting to know ive been wiring them up wrong must be how i bought the last for 400 it had a miss that the owner couldnt get out of it .allis firing order fixed that ford right up .
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