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Re: 64 Ford with 223 I6 problem
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Posted by wrenchman on July 23, 2003 at 19:37:01 from (216.76.200.28):
In Reply to: 64 Ford with 223 I6 problem posted by dhermesc on July 23, 2003 at 06:22:21:
i'd look at the ignition system being it only occasionaly backfires...sounds like carbon tracking in the distributor cap or weak plug wires crossfiring...being it happens under a heavy load...a sticky valve usually acts up more often...low compression shouldn't be a problem unless you are burning oil too...low vaccuum can be contributed to by low initial timing...advance it a little & see what happens...might hook up vaccuum advance to straight manifold vaccuum as that sometimes helps...might also check for wear in the distributor too...
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