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I assume that you mean, "2.3 liter engine," because 23 liters is pretty big, and Ford never made one that size. The firing order is 1-3-4-2, and cylinder number 1 is the one on the end where the drive belts for the alternator, etc., are; cylinder number 4 is closest to the transmission or output end of the engine. Two and three are, naturally, in order between one and four. Ignition timing is dependent upon a lot of factors, all related to engine/application questions. An initial timing of approximately five degrees before top dead center will get the engine running; you can get better specifications from a shop manual for your particular application. If it is for an automobile in the United States, Europe, Australia, or Japan, there should be a sticker under the hood which gives the tune-up specifications.
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i would imagine, seeing that most GEO's made before 1996 were manufactured in Japan, that your's is probably a Japanese vehicle. my 1995 2-door hatchback was made there; i found this out by popping open the hood and seeing the "Made in Japan" sticker next to the engine diagram in there..... ANSWER This is not entirely true, the engine is a 4 cylinder suzuki engine which is built in japan. The actual assembly of the vehicle was done in Canada.
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57% normal and 43% cultivable :).
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engine model of the 1993 Nissan 240sx is the ka24de in the USA. in japan it is the sr20det.
The KX85 is a motocross bike produced by Kawasaki in Japan. It is a single cylinder 2 stroke liquid cooled 84 cc engine with a six speed transmission and disc brakes. For more info, you can go to the link below: http://www.kawasakimotorcycle.org/kx85.php
At least the war was finally over.
U can swap a turbo engine from japan that came in the blue bird which is called a altima in the US...