74 Maverick

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  1. SuperByelich

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    1974 Maverick, Firing Order

    I just bought a 1974 Ford Maverick, and I would like to know what the proper firing order for the 250 cu in. inline 6 is. I can't find any manuals anywhere for it. That's my next question. Where can I find a Haynes or Chilton's repair manual for the thing? I want to restore the thing, but can't withouth having a manual.

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    74 Maverick, Firing Order

    I just bought a 1974 Ford Maverick, and I would like to know what the proper firing order for the 250 cu in. inline 6 is. I can't find any manuals anywhere for it. That's my next question. Where can I find a Haynes or Chilton's repair manual for the thing? I want to restore the thing, but can't withouth having a manual.

    Thank You all,
    Jason :bananaman
     

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    Jason,

    Welcome to the forum. I merged the threads together
     
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    um.... thanks stefan.. but i was just puttin' 2 different ones in 2 different topics to get more exposure of my question...

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    That is counterproductive as someone may answer a question in one thread one way and someone may answer the same question another way in the other thread, not know that the other thread exists. By having one thread, someone may add to an already existing response, suggest an alternative, etc.
     
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    going clockwise 153624 the distributor cap should have a 1 on it to help
     
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    Thanks everyone.
     
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    I've been to Chincoteague a few times. Personally I like it better in the off season because those little flying blood suckers are sleeping or somthing. Your less than 150 miles away so if you need help or something feel free to contact me.
     
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    I like it better in the off season too, cause you can actually get around on the island and don't have to sit in traffic all day. :) Sometimes during the summer it takes like 45min. just to go a mile or 2. I'm not a tourism fan. :-D
     
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