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64' Ford 2000 4cyl loss of power
The distributor on these engines rotates clockwise. I found if you install the cables for a counter-clockwise rotation, #2 and #3 will be swapped and it will run on every other cylinder. It runs pretty well with no load, but when you add a load you can tell it's not right.- Alan Currie
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Sediment Bowl Screen
How does one remove and replace the sediment bowl screen on a NAA? When I first looked at it, it appeared to be a nut that retained it. It appears to be some kind of special clip.- Alan Currie
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