The Chevy v-8's use the distributor to drive the oil pump. If you look at the bottom of the distributor shaft you will see a straight bar that looks like the end of a large flat blade screwdriver. This blade fits into a slot in the top of the oil pump drive shaft. To get the distributor to line up on number 1, take a long screwdriver and rotate the oil pump shaft. Then drop the distributor in. You may have to do this a few times to get it lined up just right. Just remember that the distributor rotates somewhat as it goes in, due to the angled gear teeth on the distributor shaft and camshaft. So instead of lining is up and then dropping it in, watch which way the rotor turns as it drops, an turn it a few degrees in the opposite direction before you lower it in.
It doesn't have a distributor.
No 1 cylinder is in the 5 : oclock position - 18436572 clock wise.
The 2000 S10 2.2L 4 cylinder engine has no distributor.
The 4 cylinder doesn't have one. The 6 cylinder distributor is in the very back on top. Picture of engine to point out the distributor.
The distributor cap order for a Chevy 283 varies depending on the year of the motor. A 1975 to 1991 has the number one cylinder at the top just to the left of center. The 1967 to 1974 distributor has the number one cylinder at the top just to the right of center. The firing order is 1, 8, 4, 3, 6, 5, 7, 2.
It doesn't have a distributor cap.
The #1 cylinder is ALWAYS right front when looking over the radiator. Driver's side front. Can't help you with the distributor. Sorry
The number 1 cylinder is located at the front left of the engine block while FACING the engine. Follow the spark plug wire to the distributor a POW there it is.
restabbing distributor and setting time I'm replacing 4 cylinder motor in a 87 Chevy s10 how do I install distributor and get the truck in time
The distributor is located on the rear of the engine next to the firewall on a 2.0 4 cylinder.
if its a v-8 it is 18436572 number one on the cap should be pointing at number 1 cylinder is there a picture of the cap
there is no hard fast rule here. but typically with the cap off and number one cylinder at TDC on compression stroke. the rotor will point at number one cylinder on the engine.