All 1963-1968 Ford 289 V8 engines had the timing mark located 45° to the left of center, with the engine at TDC. (This is the left side of the engine, not the observer). There was a timing pointer cast or bolted to the timing chain cover, and the TDC and degree marks (typically 0-12°) were stamped on the harmonic damper/balancer.
By rotating the distributor.
Diagram of ford 1965 289 engine
A 289 bored .030 over.
Yes, the 289 Ford engine evolved into the 302 engine. The 289 was part of Ford's small-block V8 family and was produced from 1963 to 1968. In 1968, Ford introduced the 302 engine, which featured a slightly larger bore while maintaining the same stroke as the 289, allowing for improved performance and efficiency. Both engines shared many components, highlighting their close relationship within Ford's engine lineup.
A 289 engine typically refers to a Ford V8 engine with a displacement of 4.7 liters.
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The engine oil capacity in a 289 CID in a Ford passenger car would be 5 qts with oil filter change.
It would be a 289
a c-4 will work
The Ford 4.6 litre V8 engine is a Single Over Head Cam engine ( 281 cubic inches ) where the old 289 cubic inch V8 is an Over Head Valve / pushrod design engine ( so the answer would be no )