This is how to NOT install a distributor. You edited tf out of this video and you know it. If someone follows your instructions they'll have a vehicle stuck on their driveway not running! You were almost 180⁰ off on your distributor. You must mark the distributor to the block AND mark the rotor tip in relation to the distributor so that way your timing is as close to where you removed it as possible, then set with a timing light per manufacturers specs. Please don't follow this guy's instructions!
easy to put on TDC have to find timing i forgot what it's called little plug thingy you unplug to set timimg i think to 0 plug plug backin and it should be at 10 degrees timing is ecu controlled
Engine speed sensor - these engines use the distributor pickup signal to sense engine rotation and cylinder 1 identification - one of the teeth on the shutter wheel is narrower that's how it knows. The P0320 usually stores in the freeze frame data so you can see what else was happening when the signal interrupted. Also, if the check engine light comes on in the run position but doesn't shut off during cranking and the engine will not start, this means the ECU is not receiving a profile ignition pickup signal (PIP) during cranking. Usually the distributor pickup is bad, but it could be the ignition control module or the ECU, or a power or ground issue. You could send a ground signal to see if the ICM/ECM reacts as it would the PIP to further troubleshoot.
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U were 180 off right mines pointing opposite way
This is how to NOT install a distributor. You edited tf out of this video and you know it. If someone follows your instructions they'll have a vehicle stuck on their driveway not running! You were almost 180⁰ off on your distributor. You must mark the distributor to the block AND mark the rotor tip in relation to the distributor so that way your timing is as close to where you removed it as possible, then set with a timing light per manufacturers specs. Please don't follow this guy's instructions!
You are right......... Although maybe not be so much a douchebag! Sounds like you know some shit......... Help folks out.
You are right......... Although maybe not be so much a douchebag! Sounds like you know some shit......... Help folks out.
You are right......... Although maybe not be so much a douchebag! Sounds like you know some shit......... Help folks out.
I had same issue. Replaced my ignition control module. Boom fix it. Same codes.
easy to put on TDC have to find timing i forgot what it's called little plug thingy you unplug to set timimg i think to 0 plug plug backin and it should be at 10 degrees timing is ecu controlled
Why would you not put the rotor pointing in same direction going from day light to dark you had to figure out how to bring cyl 1 up to tdc lol
I lost my position so now it won’t star so any of u know the. Right position bring in up the cilinder and where the rotor need to be pointed at ?
If someone pushes down on the distributor while you bump the key it will align itself and fall into place also.
1996 ford 460 distributor rebuild instructions
There's no way you got that in correct timing on the 40/62 if you skip 1 tooth your fucked and you put the firing from 1 to 3
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That's a bad coil
Ummmm unmmm ummm ahhhhhhh stoo saying it
There is definitely a detard here
Hey get your shit together kid
F150
Dude talks to damn much
What is a code p0320
Engine speed sensor - these engines use the distributor pickup signal to sense engine rotation and cylinder 1 identification - one of the teeth on the shutter wheel is narrower that's how it knows. The P0320 usually stores in the freeze frame data so you can see what else was happening when the signal interrupted. Also, if the check engine light comes on in the run position but doesn't shut off during cranking and the engine will not start, this means the ECU is not receiving a profile ignition pickup signal (PIP) during cranking. Usually the distributor pickup is bad, but it could be the ignition control module or the ECU, or a power or ground issue. You could send a ground signal to see if the ICM/ECM reacts as it would the PIP to further troubleshoot.