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  1. RobScud

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    Hi,

    Does anyone know the layout of the cylinder nos for a 360 and 430 please?

    Also when changing a coil, do u need to disconnect the battery?

    Thanks
     
  2. rustybits

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    No need to disconnect battery. No.1 is r/h bank,nearest front of the car. 4 is the rearmost of the same bank. 5 is opposite 4 and 8 furthest forward of l/h bank..
     
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  3. vrsurgeon

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    change coil: no. just make sure car is turned off. unbolt, replace , plug back in.
     
  4. RobScud

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    Thanks.

    This diagram seems to suggest that 1 is opposite 5

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    Confused now.
     
  5. THINKFAST

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    No need to be confused.. Eddie,s description is the same as your photo..
     
  6. RobScud

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    No it is not, he says 8 is furthest forward of left bank, on diagram it shows nearest left bank.
     
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    I presume you've had a misfire and want to replace that coil? And I presume that its on the drivers side bank 5-8?

    If it was me and I was so unsure, I might disconnect the fuel injector at the #8 cylinder. Start the car for a few seconds then stop it, reconnect the injector and then plug the OBD2 reader in and obtain the codes present. You should have a code that indicates an error with cylinder 8 injector. Then reset the codes and note it in your log for future reference. Then I would have confirmed that #8 cylinder is the front most on the drivers side. (unless anyone can offer a reason why this would kill the engine? if only a few seconds)
     
  9. RobScud

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    sounds a bit extreme, so no one can give a definitive answer, must be a diagram somewhere.
     
  10. yelcab

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    Front
    8 1
    7 2
    6 3
    5 4
    Rear

    Good?
     
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  11. RobScud

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    Thanks, that confirms what a local garage just said. Looks like there is some incorrect info floating on net!
     
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  13. voicey

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    Correct.
     
  14. Cairndog

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    My fuel injector cabling, on my F430, has small silver strips of tape with numbers on them which agree with the above.
     
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    #16 Qavion, Jul 7, 2021
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    Greg, what's the 1, 4, 2, 3 on the LH intake plenum? I understand that there is some crossflow between the LH intake plenum and the RH cylinders, but I don't understand the numbering.

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  17. 24000rpm

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    those are for caption puproses.

    like: 1 = vacuum line going to somewhere
    2. screw for tightening down the cap
    10 bracket for something

     
  18. GCalo

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    #18 GCalo, Jul 7, 2021
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    I thought they indicated the number of sodas one had to drink to get those particular pistons to TDC!!!

    Honestly I have no idea but maybe 24000rpm has something

    Here's the firing order pictorial
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  19. Qavion

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    Sorry, I meant on the colour photo in the post before mine. My diagram was to show the crossflow tubing.
     
  20. GCalo

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    I knew to what you were referring.

    I honestly have no idea what the numbers reference
     
  21. yelcab

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    That is the firing order for bank 1.
     
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    Thanks, Mitch. Makes sense.
     
  23. GCalo

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    so my idea of # sodas to TDC did not do it!!!
     
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