Cylinder # 1 is at the front of the engine on the passenger side . On the passenger side of the engine the cylinders are numbered 1 to 4 , from front to back (by firewall) and on the driver's side of the engine the cylinders are numbered 5 to 8 , from front to back ( by firewall )
The # 1 position faces to the REAR and slightly towards the drivers side on the Ford 400 cubic inch V8 engine distributor cap
all u need to do is pull the v6 and the wiring harness out of the car and install v8 with new harness.. v8 will fit right in the v6 frame
If you mean the Cummins Diesel Engine in Dodge trucks, the first 5.9L Cummins that was produced up until 2007.5 was a 6-cylinder diesel. The new 6.7L Cummins (2007.5 to current) is a 6-cylinder diesel also and is proven to be VERY reliable. An in line 6 has less compact parts which means they are stronger, second in line engines produce their torque very low in the RPM range unlike V8's their for it is easier to tow. I6 are also cheaper to build than the V8. And in case your wondering why the I6 is better at torque its because they have a longer stroke. The Cummins is a well built engine and is FAR superior to any other diesel out their.
what procedure??
What year, which V8?
The 1986 SS El Caminos had the 5.0L HO V8
Passenger side, first cylinder up front is number one.
the number 5 cylinder on a 1998 Ford Expedition 4.6 liter v8 is the first one you see on the drivers side front.
Dodge V8 cylinder numbering. Pass side 2-4-6-8 Driver 1-3-5-7
firewall 4 - 8 3 - 7 2 - 6 1 - 5 front of 1986 Ford vehicle with 302 V8 engine
Number one cylinder for v8 and v6 is always the front cylinder on the head that sticks further out on the front of the engine. The heads are offset on all v6 and v8 engines.
your number one cylinder is on the front driverside of the engine it is also cast into the stock intake of most all V8's
The number one cylinder on any 4 & 5 cylinder is the cylinder at the front of the engine. On a GM V6 & V8 it is the front cylinder on the driver's side.
Passenger side (Bank1), front of engine, 1st cylinder
First cylinder up front on the passenger side.
Number eight on a Dodge V8 engine is the passenger side rear.