Ford 460 power loss at higher temps

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Re: Ford 460 power loss at higher temps by Robert
	Check your vacume advance for a hole in diaphram or vacume leak in hose for diaphram.It can be a vacume issue check out all the lines. Some leaks in vacume dont start until engine is warmed up.If vacume advance is not working right it can and will cause timing to be retarded or advanced the wrong amount of not at all. That is most likley what your back fire is.... Good luck

All Messages in Thread		Author	Date
	Ford 460 power loss at higher temps	David	7-5-10
	Re: Ford 460 power loss at higher temps	BUBBA THE BUS TECH	7-5-10
	Re: Ford 460 power loss at higher temps	Ray Perry	7-26-10
	Re: Ford 460 power loss at higher temps	Robert	8-5-10