Numbering of pistons?
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GC/GF8 EJ20 engines (up to '00) have the same cylinder layout.
The illustration below should be easy to understand. In essence, fuel path goes like this
Fuel Pan -> Fuel Filter -> Cyl#4 -> Cyl#2 -> Cyl#1 -> Cyl#3 -> FPR -> Fuel Pan
[Edited by Jan Shim - 6/18/2002 2:49:24 AM]
The illustration below should be easy to understand. In essence, fuel path goes like this
Fuel Pan -> Fuel Filter -> Cyl#4 -> Cyl#2 -> Cyl#1 -> Cyl#3 -> FPR -> Fuel Pan
[Edited by Jan Shim - 6/18/2002 2:49:24 AM]
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Cheers Jan, that's a handy diagram! I'll now be able to check ignition timing effectively - although I'm not sure where the marks are as yet.
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Leeroy, since the search is down, the last time I asked the same question, was told that there is no timing adjustment possible with the Scoob (short of a remap), you may be able to see the mark, but that's about it, unlikde older car models where one can adjust the distributor angle.
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