* Engine Variations: Ford E-350s from 1985 could have had several different 7.5-liter engines (including gasoline and diesel options). Each engine type would have a unique firing order.
* Specificity Needed: To find the correct firing order, I need to know the exact engine model and code. This information is usually found on a sticker on the engine block or in the owner's manual.
How to Find Your Firing Order:
1. Check Your Owner's Manual: The most reliable source for this information is your owner's manual.
2. Look on the Engine Block: There may be a sticker or plate on the engine block that provides the engine code and other details, including the firing order.
3. Use a VIN Decoder: You can use a VIN decoder (often found online) to identify your engine type and find the firing order.
4. Consult a Mechanic: A mechanic or auto parts store can often look up the firing order for you based on your vehicle's year, make, model, and engine.
Remember: Always double-check any firing order information to ensure it's accurate for your specific vehicle.
