explorer98
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Does any one know what #one cylinder needs to be set at on a 2000 ford explorer to intall the cam sensor.
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explorer98
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Sorry on a 5.0 2000 ford explorer
10deg after TDC on #1 cylinder
There are two TDCs for #1, compression TDC and exhaust TDC, make sure you use compression TDC.
Remove spark plug on #1 rotate crank until you feel/hear compression at the empty spark plug hole, that will be the correct TDC.
Compression meter also works
There are two TDCs for #1, compression TDC and exhaust TDC, make sure you use compression TDC.
Remove spark plug on #1 rotate crank until you feel/hear compression at the empty spark plug hole, that will be the correct TDC.
Compression meter also works
explorer98
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OK, I wasn't sure if 2000 was any different from say a 98 or early 99.
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