at 11 Oclock
if this is a 460 eng efi it should be on the side of the distributor. Hope this helps
1987
That 87 truck already has a carburetor on it.
Because the engine computer takes over from there and sets it to as close to ideal as possible.Remember to use the special procedure to set it!
Yes, the 1989 motor can be used. You will have to transfer the accessories, intake, distributor,etc. over from the 1993 motor to retain the EFI.
this swap can be done and it will work as far as the motor is concerned. BUT the bolt holes on the block may be different or not there at all as far as accessories and such that bolt to the front of the motor if using it in a newer vehicle. if using it in an older vehicle you will have to get the harness for the efi and ignition to work or order an aftermarket harness for the older vehicle to newer wiring harness for efi and ignotion.
It should be between 5 and 6 oclock, If the Distributor is installed correctly. IN the front.
Asking "Where is the ignition coil located on a1985 ford 4.9 with efi?"
Go to an efi specialist like http://www.massfloefi.com and talk to them about their products.
YES, They are the same engines. There's NO difference what so ever.
If the engine is EFI you must unplug the 4 wire plug behind the distributor before starting. Then rotate the distributor while using a timing light to the correct position. If the engine is NON EFI then you must unplug the vaccum line from the distributor and adjust the same way. You should plug the line off to avoid a high idle situation as well..