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Firing order for a Rover V8 is. Sometimes 1, maybe 8, occasionally 4, intermittently 3, hopefully 6, with a click 5, with luck 7, on a good day 2.
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I stand corrected on my term 'standard' then.
I know V8's are different, ie Ford vs GM vs Daimler. Not sure about Chrysler / Merc etc.
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1 2,1 2?
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No mention of 1.2 1.2 firing order
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You, know I thought y'all would understand the premise of this - Yes it is firing orders....and whilst they are the same as other makes, you seem to be straying from the point!! 
So:
18436572 - Rover V8's for all years
1342 - 200/300Tdi, 2.5TD, 1.8 K series Freebies
15486372 - BMW M62 for the 2002-2005 L322
153624 - M51 (P38) and M57 (L322) Diesel Engines
12453 - TD5
165432 - TDV6 Freebies
Y'all got it right it was firing orders - but I was referencing Land Rover engines - cos this is like, you know, a Land Rover based forum
So:
18436572 - Rover V8's for all years
1342 - 200/300Tdi, 2.5TD, 1.8 K series Freebies
15486372 - BMW M62 for the 2002-2005 L322
153624 - M51 (P38) and M57 (L322) Diesel Engines
12453 - TD5
165432 - TDV6 Freebies
Y'all got it right it was firing orders - but I was referencing Land Rover engines - cos this is like, you know, a Land Rover based forum
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1342 was the firing order of my very first car.... a Vauxhall Victor FB.
So, its....
Rover V8
My old Vauxhall or most straight 4's.
L410 V8
Opel Omega 6 cyl
Straight 5
Rover KV6 engine.
Well, according to Wikipedia ;-)
So, its....
Rover V8
My old Vauxhall or most straight 4's.
L410 V8
Opel Omega 6 cyl
Straight 5
Rover KV6 engine.
Well, according to Wikipedia ;-)
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Again, yes it is firing orders - and many are used across multiple different engine manufacturers - but I was specifically relating to and asking for answers in the 'Land Rover' sphere as this is kind of a bit like a Land Rover forum!
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Life was oh so much more easy when you had the choice of 1243 or 1342 depending on who made it !
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Is it a fiat 500
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You do realise they're starting to wonder off? As per!!Again, yes it is firing orders - and many are used across multiple different engine manufacturers - but I was specifically relating to and asking for answers in the 'Land Rover' sphere as this is kind of a bit like a Land Rover forum!
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OTE="stemac33, post: 4333151, member: 85978"]Is it a fiat 500[/QUOTE] ****el
OTE="stemac33, post: 4333151, member: 85978"]Is it a fiat 500[/QUOTE] ****el
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You know what we're all like, Ant. If you ain't got cake, it's like herding catsAgain, yes it is firing orders - and many are used across multiple different engine manufacturers - but I was specifically relating to and asking for answers in the 'Land Rover' sphere as this is kind of a bit like a Land Rover forum!
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did someone mention cake?
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