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banjoman09

08-14-2020 16:52:14




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I have the FO but where is no 1 on cap please? I had somewires off.....thanks




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DrAllis

08-15-2020 20:04:20




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 Re: AC-190 in reply to banjoman09, 08-14-2020 16:52:14  
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see Firing order is 1-5-3-6-2-4. I agree #1 is usually kind of close to the front so wires aren't crossing over the top of each other. That engine is an Allis-Chalmers 2000 series 265 and 301 cubic inches, not a 230 or 262 BUDA.



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Jim.ME

08-15-2020 19:18:35




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 Re: AC-190 in reply to banjoman09, 08-14-2020 16:52:14  
If only some wires were off and you know the firing order you should be able to put the rest back working from the ones that stayed in place.



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Bob Bancroft

08-15-2020 14:15:36




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 Re: AC-190 in reply to banjoman09, 08-14-2020 16:52:14  
On the four cylinder AC's with a distributor, number one started out typically being the post closest to number one. But on that Buda based six, I haven't a clue.



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Jim.ME

08-14-2020 18:36:34




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 Re: AC-190 in reply to banjoman09, 08-14-2020 16:52:14  
I would pull the coil wire, remove # 1 plug, put a finger over the plug hole, bump the engine over with the starter (make sure the tractor is in neutral) until I felt the compression coming up, then look at where the rotor is pointing. With compression coming up in# 1 cylinder the rotor will be approaching the post for the # 1 wire. I would do this as often distributor get pulled and reinstalled over the years, often they get turned during the process so # 1 may not be where it was when it left the factory, or a manual shows.

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