29' Model A firing order, anyone..???

[Young_Blood]

Would anyone happen to know the firing order for my sedan? Or know where I can get a manual so I can find it..?? I also dont know if all bangers have the same firing order.. can someone please fill me in?? thx gang -YB

[Mike V. Florida]

1243

[31Tudor]

And all had the same firing order

[Young_Blood]

thx a lot guys, big help.. -YB

[Wick]

What about a 2 cyl John Deere Tractor?

I enjoy asking parts counter people this.

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[QUOTE=Young_Blood;86361]Would anyone happen to know the firing order for my sedan? Or know where I can get a manual so I can find it..?? I also dont know if all bangers have the same firing order.. can someone please fill me in?? thx gang -YB

[Speedyal]

Young Blood ,
Look at this website has ton of information .

http://modelabasics.com/home.html

[Purdy Swoft]

Model A and B engines both have the same firing order , I'm not sure about the firing order of other four cylinder engines .

[katy]

Originally Posted by Wick

What about a 2 cyl John Deere Tractor?

I enjoy asking parts counter people this.

It's got to be either 1-2 or 2-1, try one and if that doesn't work try the other. Simples.

[Patrick L.]

Most 4 cylinder engine firing order is 1,3,4,2. Old Fords are different, as said, 1,2,4,3.

[Will N]

Originally Posted by Patrick L.

Most 4 cylinder engine firing order is 1,3,4,2. Old Fords are different, as said, 1,2,4,3.

I believe Ford went with the 1243 order because he though it would work better with the siamesed intake ports and manifold. 1 & 2 share a port and manifold branch, and likewise 3 & 4. This way, the fuel charge flow has to change directions only twice per crank revolution. With a 1342 (and if the porting and manifolding were unchanged) it has to change directions 4 times per crank revolution.