1967 stepside daily driver.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
i have verified TDC also by looking at the valve timing. both are closed and the dizzy is at #1 post on the cap. i know if you are 180 off it will not run. trust me i know it's in right. The engine was running fair(not good but not crap) and all of a sudden one day it would barely run. i had to ad 12 degrees ( 10 degrees advanced to 22 degrees) to get it to smooth out. Also this engine has timing gears and i would think that if it had jumped timing then it would have taken teeth off of the gear.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
Check your advance mechanisms in the dist. Both the vac & mechanical. You say 22 degrees. Is that with the vac disconnected?
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
vac disconnected. advance mech works. it adds 20 some odd degrees timing. you would think it would knock with 48 degrees of total timing but it doesn't.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
here's the video. i didn't start it but hopefully this explains things better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDa4uCv0P_0&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDa4uCv0P_0&feature=plcp
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
How about this? Ignore timing marks. Advance the timing little by little until it is hard to crank hot. Back off just enough to make it spin good when starting hot. Let's see how it runs then.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
Its your truck. the 6 cyl guys can tell you to dump your money into a motor all they want, but at the end of the day your the one having to toss money down the drain. If you can find your 302 you want than go for it.killakobra wrote:here's the video. i didn't start it but hopefully this explains things better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDa4uCv0P_0&feature=plcp
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
I couldn't agree more but you seem to be one of those "6 cyl guys" (OP)caseyj10 wrote:Its your truck. the 6 cyl guys can tell you to dump your money into a motor all they want, but at the end of the day your the one having to toss money down the drain. If you can find your 302 you want than go for it.killakobra wrote:here's the video. i didn't start it but hopefully this explains things better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDa4uCv0P_0&feature=plcp
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
Now that i read that i does kinda sound like that what i was trying to say is these guys can tell you to just keep throwing parts at the 6 but if your tired of the 6 and want an 8 then its your truck to do so with.elgemcdlf wrote:I couldn't agree more but you seem to be one of those "6 cyl guys" (OP)caseyj10 wrote:Its your truck. the 6 cyl guys can tell you to dump your money into a motor all they want, but at the end of the day your the one having to toss money down the drain. If you can find your 302 you want than go for it.killakobra wrote:here's the video. i didn't start it but hopefully this explains things better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDa4uCv0P_0&feature=plcp
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
i love the six when it runs right. i just can't afford to keep trying to fix this engine and have nothing work.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
Try what I suggested with the timing & see what happens. That is how I set timing on older engines. It will give you the most response you can get.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
that's pretty much how we did it.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
Still don't run right? Have you tried talking dirty to it? Sometimes that helps.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
LMAO,,, It dose help. Even if only to make yourself feel better.elgemcdlf wrote:Still don't run right? Have you tried talking dirty to it? Sometimes that helps.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
looks like this engine is on it's last leg. she spins over way too fast when starting and it's stumbling more often.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.
drove the truck 5 miles around town this morning and it's defiantly struggling. it sounds like it's got one weak cylinder because it's got a lope to it and every time it idles down it rocks and it's every revolution. I've got a mustang that i gotta get running but after it gets on the road i think it's time to tear into the engine once and for all. I've got too many questions and i can't answer any of them with the thing in one piece. i'm hoping to have one rebuilt and installed within 2 weeks.
1967 f100 stepside 300ci I6
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer
1969 f100/600 stepside retro truck -under construction-
1972 longbed trailer