First of all, the size of the motorhome has absolutely nothing to do with how to repair the engine. Specify which make of engine it is, and you may get better results. Tgzzzz: I don't understand how someone could write the above incredibly ignorant comment. If you don't know what a 454 is, stop talking and start listening! Hi! I have a 1984 motorhome (31' ;-) with a Chevy P30-series chassis, 454 engine. The timing is on the air filter cover and is listed as 4 deg. BTDC. I tried looking this up online for myself--the Chevy-published info for this chassis & engine didn't indicate a timing, and directed me to look other than where the timing info _was_ located--and I haven't found it (and I've found a lot of red herrings). You might start w/4 deg., but perhaps a "history of the 454" would indicate model changes which might help with whether or not what I'm seeing would be of use to you.
That depends on WHICH model of motorhome you have. Either way, expect it to be in the engine compartment.
We have a 1998 Bounder Motorhome (with ford engine) how do we replace the headlight switch?
possible need carb rebuild, or a flat cam lobe . Could be timing or bad timing chain.
The tech website says that all plugs on tecumsah engines is .030
Reciprocating engines (piston engines) are internal combustion engines. Rotary engines ( Wankel engine) is also an internal combustion engine. In general, all types of engines in which the combustion chamber is an integrating part of the engine is considered a internal combustion engine.
That would be the 400 turbo.
yes most current engines are interference engines
The 14.5 hp ohv Briggs & Stratten engines require a 0.30 in gap
Diesel engines are more efficient than gasoline engines.
its a 75 to 79 440 out of a truck or motorhome.
The plural of engine is engines.
Is it possibl to change a diesal engine in a ford duetto 1995, for a turbo engine.