engine cylinder numbering

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13 Nov 2005 17:44 #3942 by danooo7

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Josh, thank you for confirming this with me. Now I can proceed with the rebuild with peace of mind. Dan

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13 Nov 2005 16:43 #3941 by Josh Malks

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4L is closest to the firewall on the driver's side (in a Cord sold in the USA

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12 Nov 2005 17:56 #3937 by danooo7

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Can anyone tell me how to determine cylinder # 1R vs cylinder #4R etc.? As it sits in the car with the timing gears near the firewall and the flywheel forward, is the #4 cylinder closest to the firewall or is it the #1? I know I've read this somewhere but I can't seem to find it documented again. I need to know so I can return my piston rods to there original cylinders. I had my engine block "hot dipped" and my markings were removed with all the grease and dirt. Thanks for your help, Dan

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