However, I can tell you the firing order for a 1965 Ford Mustang with a 6-cylinder engine:
The firing order is 1-5-3-6-2-4.
To understand this, you need to know how the cylinders are numbered:
* Cylinder 1: Typically located at the front of the engine (closest to the radiator).
* Cylinder 2, 3, 4: Continue in order moving towards the rear of the engine.
* Cylinder 5: Located on the opposite bank of the engine from Cylinder 1.
* Cylinder 6: Located on the opposite bank of the engine from Cylinder 2.
Here's how to use the firing order information:
1. Find a diagram of the engine: You can find this in your owner's manual or online.
2. Identify the cylinders: Make sure you correctly label them based on their position in the engine.
3. Follow the firing order: The numbers in the firing order tell you the sequence in which each cylinder fires.
If you need further help, you can try these resources:
* Ford Mustang owner's manuals: These often have detailed engine diagrams.
* Online automotive repair forums: Many websites dedicated to classic Mustangs have experienced owners who can help.
* Mechanic: A mechanic can inspect your engine and provide a detailed explanation.
Good luck!
