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Poster112 
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 Topic: Firing order contradictionPosted: July-08-2018 at 8:01pm |
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Exactly what I thought. Thanks!
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Posted: July-08-2018 at 7:57pm |
Not in the least. The manifold was originally built for the automotive world where things rotate the right way or maybe it's the left way or the other way. 
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Posted: July-08-2018 at 7:47pm |
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Hello, all. It's been several years since I've needed advice here and it's always worth more than I pay for it. I thank everyone who has contributed for that.
So here is my question about my 1985 Southwind 454 PCM engine (reverse rotation): The PCM engine tag shows a firing order of 12756348 (correct for RR) but the order cast onto the intake manifold shows 18436572. I have a feeling it's not an issue, since it's been running fine until a piece of a valve dropped into #5 last weekend. Should be at all concerned about this contradiction? |
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