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10-03-2005, 12:37 AM | #1 |
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Just got my 66 coupe,(Tuning)
Hi all,
New to this group. Just got my 66 coupe, and even though I bought a workshop manual I cannot find the specs for basic maintenance, (spark and points gap, sump capacity etc.) Any help would be good. Is there a Haynes type manual? I have a few resto books but they dont help either. She is a matching number 289 2v April 66, Emberglo with PS, console, remote mirrors and std balck interior. Unusual pairing I thought, probalbly will go with a emberglo parchment interior eventually. Car is now painted in a very faded burgundy. Great body and runs and changes strong. No rust or bog. I am just tinkering around to get it running smoother before a total rebuild. Fell in love with Mustangs when I was six and now at age 45 finally got one. This car came from San Francisco and is a San Jose made and a Seattle delivered. Clinton Brisbane Australia Downunder |
10-03-2005, 06:02 AM | #2 |
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Re: Just got my 66 coupe,(Tuning)
Point gap--.021 or 24-29 dwell
Plug gap--.032-.036 Timing--6 degrees BTDC Idle--550 rpm automatic 625 rpm stick Compression--130-170 psi Vacuum--18 Firing order--1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8 Oil capacity--4 qts plus 1 for filter=5 qts. Hope that helps. I would purchase a Ford Shop Manual. Much better then any of the aftermarket. They are available all the time on EBAY, etc.
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