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Old 10-30-2013, 06:22 PM
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41 plymouth timing

How do I set ignition timing on a 41 plymouth
Old 10-30-2013, 09:37 PM
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According to my old Motor's Manual, tune up specs as follows

Spark plugs, Autolite AL-7B @ .025" gap

breaker points .020" gap, 35--38 degrees dwell

Timing says "DC" or "0" mark on dampener

idle speed 475 RPM

A photo shows the pointer should be on the timing cover almost directly above the dampener.

And no.........I'm not quite THAT old!!! My Dad was, though!!
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Old 10-31-2013, 08:19 AM
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Welcome To the Forum Duzenack.....

440roadrunner...is old..... But full of good Info...

Post up some pictures when you get a chance.....
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Originally Posted by 440roadrunner
According to my old Motor's Manual, tune up specs as follows

Spark plugs, Autolite AL-7B @ .025" gap

breaker points .020" gap, 35--38 degrees dwell

Timing says "DC" or "0" mark on dampener

idle speed 475 RPM

A photo shows the pointer should be on the timing cover almost directly above the dampener.

And no.........I'm not quite THAT old!!! My Dad was, though!!
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Thanks. Yes I am that old. I am older than this car by 1 year. My manual gives some information but it refers to #6 cylinder. Do I use #1 or #6. Can you tell me the firing order? Be thankful for Dads.

Thanks, Paul
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Firing order is 153624. All I could find in Motor's refers to no1. There are very few engines not timed off no1. IHC V8s are one, they use no8 which I've always thought was plain silly
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Old 11-02-2013, 06:50 PM
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firing order

Thanks again for the help. I am getting the engine put back together. Hope it runs.
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