* Specific Engine: Ford used different V6 engines in Granadas across different years and models. The engine code (often found on a sticker or stamped on the engine block) is crucial to finding the correct specifications.
* Engine Condition: Wear and tear on the engine can affect optimal timing.
* Fuel Type: The timing might be slightly adjusted depending on the type of fuel used.
To find the correct timing for *your* Granada's V6 engine, you need to:
1. Identify the exact engine code. This is the most important step.
2. Consult a repair manual: A factory service manual or a reputable aftermarket repair manual specific to your year and model Granada will provide the correct ignition and valve timing specifications. These manuals often have diagrams and detailed instructions.
3. Use a timing light: You'll need a timing light to check and adjust the ignition timing. Again, the manual will show you where to connect the light and what the correct timing should be.
Without knowing the specific engine code and year of your Granada, it's impossible to give you a precise timing value. Attempting to guess could severely damage your engine.
