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Old 12-15-2012, 06:54 PM
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WELL AGAIN FOR HELP? WE HAVE A 352 IN 65 F100, ALL NEW STUFF ON BLOCK, TOOK THIS IN TRADE LAST WEEK, PROBLEM IS, YOUNG MAN WHO TRADED IT, INSTALLED (RV CAM) AND WHEN IT GOT HERE, IT RUN ROUGH, BACK-FIRE & ALL. I ROLLED CAM TO TDC, 10 OFF, SET DIST TO # 1, AND IT TRYS, BUT NO GO?? ANY HELP, U GUYS KNOW LOTS, AT LEAST QUESTIONS GET ANSWERS..
 
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Old 12-15-2012, 07:09 PM
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Replace the condenser and check the point gap first. Then try setting the timing.
It's where I start when I have issues with hitting the timing.
 
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Old 12-16-2012, 05:51 PM
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ok, new problem arrived, on the 352, timing, when i set timing 10o off, and # 1 td, turn engine over 3-4 times, watching distributor turn, then check timong on crank, lining back up again, distributor off almost 180o??? does this mean timing chain or ??
 
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Probably not a timing chain issue. You just aren't on the compression stroke, if you turn the crank 360 degrees again the dist will be on #1.
 
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Old 12-17-2012, 10:50 AM
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ok, so, if i understand right, each time around damper, (IT Takes 2) to make a complete cycle in timing? one intake & one exhaust?? right?? OK , i'll try again, just heard so much about fiber gears & such, just about ready to tear down timing cover & check gears?? and again thanks so much for help, i been working with 300's too long, took this 352 in trade last week, still don't know if going to fix it or sell as is??? again thanks, merry Christmas also!!!!
 
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Simple check is to remove #1 plug and place finger in hole while turning the engine and as soon as compression forces finger out, stop and check position of the rotor and timing mark, should be in ball park with rotor pointing to #1 mark on dist. to #1 plug wire and cyl., and timing mark close to TDC. Couple of cheap tune up tool I found come in handy for a quick check while under the hood is an 'inline spark plug tester', and a 'remote start button', the type where 1 lead go's to the start relay and the other lead go's to pos. side of battery. Believe dizzy rotation is 'counterclickwise' and fire order is 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8. Not an authority, understand 4 stroke cyle consist of 2 rotations of the crank and with some ignition systems the plug will fire in the compression stroke and again in the exhaust stroke? Certain if incorrect a knowledgeable machanic will certainly let me know?
 
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Originally Posted by deansbuild
ok, so, if i understand right, each time around damper, (IT Takes 2) to make a complete cycle in timing? one intake & one exhaust?? right?? OK , i'll try again, just heard so much about fiber gears & such, just about ready to tear down timing cover & check gears?? and again thanks so much for help, i been working with 300's too long, took this 352 in trade last week, still don't know if going to fix it or sell as is??? again thanks, merry Christmas also!!!!
Correct, the cam and distributor turn at half the rotation of the crank. No fiber gears on 352's.
 
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Old 12-17-2012, 10:11 PM
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i call bs on the no fiber gears i have replaced 3 of them in a short period of time they do have them........
 
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i call bs on the no fiber gears i have replaced 3 of them in a short period of time they do have them........
My 66 didn't have one..
 
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thanks so much, i was ready to scrap it, (nah not really) but at that time night, well, this trucks taking more & more time, but I love it, again, thanks to u all
 
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