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Where is number one on a Chevy 350 distributor cap?

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Based on the user’s request, it seems they are looking for information on the location of the number one cylinder on a Chevy 350 distributor cap. They want to know where to start the number one plug wire on the distributor cap.
Answer
The number one cylinder on a Chevy 350 distributor cap is located at the driver’s side front. To find the position on the cap, you can turn the engine until the timing mark on the lower pulley points to 0 on the scale, then check the rotor position in the distributor. If it’s pointing towards the firewall, make one more turn.
It’s important to note that the location of the number one cylinder on the distributor cap may vary depending on the engine and distributor setup. However, for small- and big-block Chevy engines, the number one cylinder is always at the driver’s side front. Chevrolet numbers its cylinders with odd numbers on the left (driver) side and even cylinders on the right. The left side is numbered 1-3-5-7, and the right side is 2-4-6-8.
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Where is number one cylinder on small block Chevy distributor cap?

The repair manual should show you which piston is number one, then follow the wire from that spark plug back to the distributor cap. Small block Chevy engines had the number one piston on the driver’s side front. (Closest to the radiator as you sit behind the wheel) so follow it back to the cap.

Where is cylinder 1 on a Chevy?

Remember in v-shaped engines cylinder number one will always be the one furthest forward on the engine.

What is the order of distributor cap?

The firing order on a distributor cap for an 8 cylinder engine is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. Inside the distributor cap is the rotor. The rotor strangely enough got that name because it rotates. As it rotates it passes a spark though to each of the spark plug wires that are plugged into the top of the distributor cap.

What is number 1 on a distributor cap?

The number 1 cylinder is the one furthest away from the flywheel / drive shaft end. Exceptions follow: In a radial engine the #1 cylinder is on top.

Where is number 1 on a Chevy distributor cap?

And slightly towards the rear of the engine. From there you’re looking at a clockwise rotation for the firing order which for a Chevy 350.

Are there numbers on a distributor cap?

These numbers are used to denote the firing order sequence and are positioned in the top of the distributor caps.

Where is number 1 cylinder on a Chevy 350?

#1 cylinder is the front one on the left (drivers) side. Odd cylinders are on the left, even cylinders are on the right.

What is the order of the distributor cap?

The firing order on a distributor cap for an 8 cylinder engine is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. Inside the distributor cap is the rotor. The rotor strangely enough got that name because it rotates. As it rotates it passes a spark though to each of the spark plug wires that are plugged into the top of the distributor cap.

What is the firing order on a distributor cap on a SBC?

All small-block Chevys have the same firing order. It is 1,8,4,3,6,5,7,2. Left bank (driver’s side) cylinders are numbered 1,3,5,7 front-to-rear. Right bank (passenger side) cylinders are numbered 2,4,6,8 front-to-rear.

How do you know where number one is on the distributor?

The surest method to find number one is to remove the 5-8 rocker cover. Turn the engine over by hand, until you notice number six valves are on the rock, exhaust just closing and intake opening. Number one will now be in firing position and the rotor will be pointing to number one on the distributor cap.

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