from the distributor cap to the valve cover is there a certain order the plugs need to go...i know it needs to go in to the same holes for timing but is there like the hole on the far right of the engine?
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is there any certain way to put in plug wires?
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IM not sure if i understand.Originally posted by Slice One View Post
Do it in that order and use the little notch thing between 3 and 4 as a reference.
looking directly in front of the car is this the CYLINDER order 1 3 4 2 ?
then the FIRING order looks like this from the fender
1 3
X- coil
2 4
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From front of car (looking at engine) pistons are numbered:
1-2-3-4
Your distributor is numbered (clockwise):
1-3
2-4
connect spark plug # wire to matching # piston/sparkplug.
#1 wire to #1 piston
#2 wire to #2 piston
#3 wire to #3 piston
#4 wire to #4 piston3 CB's gone....
1 WK Overland....
Still miss the CB though......maybe one day.
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[img]http://****.com/www/firingorder.jpg[/img]
the firing order is actually 1-3-4-2 but the diagram is drawn correctly.
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Assuming all spark plug wires have been removed and the motor is an F22.
Standing in front of your car, facing engine bay with your right side being the driver side fender:
a) Left to Right on valve cover/cylinders is: 4-3-2-1
b) Install the longest wire or # 1 labeled wire to cylinder 1 (based on step "a"). Do the same for all others, cylinder 4 using the shortest wire or #4 labeled wire.
Standing in front of your front passenger side fender, facing the distributor cap:
- If you have a 90-91 Accord, you will have 4 terminals on the cap, where the wires plug into. If you have 92-93 Accord, you will have 5 terminals, where the wires plug into the cap.
- The 4 terminals on the cap that face look alike and face out toward the front passenger fender are the terminals that go to the cylinders. If you have a 92-93 Accord, you will have a 5th terminal that faces in a different direction than the other 4, that terminal goes to your external ignition coil. That has a special/different wire, connect it.
- Now you are left with 4 terminals that all look alike, face same direction. Facing the distributor cap, there should be a "A" inside a circle, that label is near the terminal the goes to your # 1 cylinder. This terminal should be at the lower-right area of the cap, when facing it from passenger side fender. Connect this wire from the cap to cylinder appropriately. This is your starting point. From the # 1 terminal on the cap, the wiring order on the cap goes 1-3-4-2, until all terminals are used.
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