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Jeff Henault

10-08-2002 17:25:19

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I am trying to rebuild a WD. I need some tips on how to time the tractor. My son was helping and removed all the spark plug wires. What is the firing order 1243? Now which piston is 1234? Now how can I tell which connector in the distributor is 1234? My shop manual explains how to time with the magneto. I have tried to guess but this is not working. Please help me.....

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Tom

10-08-2002 17:40:45

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Re: WD timing in reply to Jeff Henault, 10-08-2002 17:25:19

You need to get no.1 in the firing position. Pull the plug on the front cylinder (#1) and slowly turn the engine over, with the crank, until you feel air being pushed out, it is comming up on compression. Now look under at the flywheel through the access hole, in the bottom of the bellhousing, as you keep turning, the firing mark will come up and the TDC mark. Stop on the firing mark, when it is at the bottom. Now put the distrubutor in so the rotor is pointing to a terminal on the cap. This terminal is now #1, continue around the cap putting wires in, in the direction of the rotor rotation, connecting them up to the plugs in the firing order. The cylinders are numbered from front to back. When you get it going you can put a timming light on it too.

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