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You can call your local parts store and they have specifications such as timing, firing order, plug gap, and a host of information. You also need a timing light. But when I set my timing on a carburetor engine I usually loosen the distributor and slowly turn it in either direction until I can hear the engine run at its best then tighten it back up.

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An F150 has to have proper timing or the engine could lose power, or not run at all. Follow the specific procedure for your exact engine to check the timing.

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