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#84470 10/18/2007 2:45 AM | Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 567 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 567 | Getting ready to try starting my truck after 12 years of sitting in barn! I have ensured that all parts of the engine are freed up. I have the tank pulled to clean and will be blowing the fuelines back to ensure they are clear of old gas and any obstructions. I am going to rebuild the carburator because I looked at it and it has some trash and evidence of varnish. I installed new points,condensor,wires and cap and rotor button. What I need to know is the spark gap for the plugs and the gap setting for the points? The truck is a 1952 6400 with a 235 engine. I would look this up but I have no manual. Yet. What is the best way to get a manual? | | |
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