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#18568 10/06/2004 3:08 AM
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How do I know which cylinder is the number 1 on a 1953 GM 216 6-cylinder?


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#18569 10/06/2004 3:13 AM
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Very first cylinder at the front of the engine is number one, cylinder closest to the firewall is number six.

#18570 10/06/2004 3:19 AM
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It fires 1-5-3-6-2-4, BTW!
Jerry


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#18571 10/06/2004 2:52 PM
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Yea, best way to remember:
15 shes too young
36 shes gettin a little old
24 shes just right

#18572 10/06/2004 5:42 PM
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Distributor rotates clockwise


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#18573 10/06/2004 6:12 PM
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Rwise,
now I know where the "wise" came from!


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#18574 10/06/2004 8:09 PM
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Never knew this, but took the exhaust manifold off my '53 216 last week. The firing order is stamped into the front side of the manifold. Thought that was pretty cool. Not sure what other engines do this. cool

-Michael


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#18575 10/07/2004 5:46 PM
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My Buick 225 in my old Jeep had it stamped into the valve cover. It was an oddfire engine.


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