Date: Sun, 6 Apr 1997 19:55:28 -0400 (EDT) To: fordtrucks-digest lofcom.com
From: digest-proc lofcom.com
Subject: fordtrucks Digest v97 n0037
Reply-To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

Volume 97 Number 0037 fordtrucks Digest

Today's Topics:

Gen to alt conversion
1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Brakes
> RE: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Steering
Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Steering
Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Brakes
> RE: 351M vs. 351W
351M vs. 351W
RE: 127,000 mile 302
127,000 mile 302
Re: 351M vs. 351W
RE: 351M vs. 351W
Powerstroke Water in Fuel Light
Re: Quicker 97-Ranger XLT (2.3L)
Generators
Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Brakes
> Re: fordtrucks Digest v97 n0036
Re: 351M vs. 351W
Re: Generators
Re: 351M vs. 351W
Need 460 Motor Mounts
Re: Need 460 Motor Mounts
Source for Trim Clips for 59 Ranchero
Re: Gen to alt conversion
Re: Generators
Re: 351M vs. 351W
Re: 351w vs 351M Re: what trans bolt to a 300 six
Re: 351w vs 351M Re: what trans bolt to a 300 six


* PLEASE DO NOT QUOTE THE ENTIRE DIGEST IN REPLIES TO THE LIST! *

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>From rmeier connect.net Sun Apr 6 00:11:18 1997 From: rmeier connect.net (Roger Meier)
Subject: Gen to alt conversion
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

>>If the wires going to the meter are small it is a shunt type meter and
>>would be connected >across a shunt that is placed in the line going from
>>the starter relay to the battery + post.
>
>Greetings --
>
>Shouldn't the shunt go between the starter relay (solenoid) and the rest of
>the electrical circuit, not between it and the battery? Otherwise, the
>full starter current will flow through the shunt.
>
>I hooked mine up by disconnecting all the wires from the battery post of
>the solenoid, except the battery cable, and then connecting the meter shunt
>between the battery terminal of the solenoid and the wires I disconnected.

Yes Karl, I miswrote that one, what you did was correct.

Also to answer another question on the charge light, the charge light is wired between the ignition switch on position (just like you have it), and the regulator. I believe it connects to the terminal marked "I". No it will not stay on all the time because as soon as the alternator starts putting out enough power the regulator end of the charge light is connected to 12 volts, and since both ends of the bulb are connected to 12 volts no current will flow through the light.

Regards,
Roger Meier



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>From Herbie_huskers msn.com Sun Apr 6 00:44:13 1997 From: "Keith Srb" Subject: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Brakes To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

I read a message not to long ago that indicated you could use front disk spindles from a 72 Ford pickup to replace the spindles and brakes on a 67 or 68 Ford Pickup. Does this work for a 66 Ford Pickup as well?????



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>From Herbie_huskers msn.com Sun Apr 6 00:44:11 1997 From: "Keith Srb" Subject: RE: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Steering To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

My dad ordered this Truck in from the Ford Dealer in my home town in Nebraska.
My Truck spent it's entire life, up to the summer of 1990, when Dad gave the Truck to me, in Nebraska. My Truck is hardly rust free coming from the rust belt, how could a North Dakota Truck be rust free, unless it was never driven in the winter time ?????

Anyway, could you e-mail a little more information to me, such as engine size, transmission make, body parts available. Does the truck still run ??
Would you consider selling me the whole truck?? If you would sell the whole truck, could you send some pictures via snail mail???

-----Original Message-----
From: Trent Davenport
Sent: Monday, March 31, 1997 5:42 PM
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com
Subject: Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Steering

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> From: Tom Steggell II
> Sent: Sunday, March 30, 1997 11:09 PM
> To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com
> Subject: Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Steering
>
> A friend of mine had to flatten part of his frame to install power steering
> on his 66, I personaly wouldn't.
>
> toms bmi.net


I have a 66 F100 if you need any parts for your restoration!!
I have everything in real good shape. It's been a North Dakota truck all it's life and everything is rust free!!


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>From duckdon pacific.net Sun Apr 6 01:07:51 1997 From: Don Grossman Subject: Re: 1966 Ford F-100 - Adding Power Brakes To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

Keith Srb wrote:
>
> I read a message not to long ago that indicated you could use front disk
> spindles from a 72 Ford pickup to replace the spindles and brakes on a 67 or
> 68 Ford Pickup. Does this work for a 66 Ford Pickup as well?????

Are we talking 2 or 4 wheel drive?\
--
Don Grossman
duckdon pacific.net

It's hard to do 90 on a speed limit budget.......

65 Ford F-100 4x4 (soon to be 72 Mustang) 63 Ford F-100 4x4


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>From tjgk pacifier.com Sun Apr 6 06:09:08 1997 From: Tim & Jolee Hann Subject: RE: 351M vs. 351W
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

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The 351M is a piece of junk. You would be much better off running 351W. = There are many more things you can do to a 351W than you can to a 351M. = As far as I know the last time I went to find different pistons for a = 351M/400 you could only get stock C/R pistons. With a 351W you can do = pistons of all types, you can do many different things for heads. List = is endless. Dont waste you money on the "M" engine.

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From: The Knopf's[SMTP:myfive concentric.net] Sent: Saturday, April 05, 1997 1:10 PM To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com
Subject: 351M vs. 351W

I own a 83 F250 4X4 for daily driving (351W with the 4 speed manual), work and occasional plowing. I recently purchased a donor truck (84 with a 351M and C6 automatic).
Both being high milage, I have to rebuild one of these drive trains.=20 The question is, which drive train would better serve me? I'm leaning toward the 351M with the C6. I'd like some opinions?
Thanks and the information would be greatly appreciated.


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>From tjgk pacifier.com Sun Apr 6 06:24:37 1997 From: Tim & Jolee Hann Subject: RE: 127,000 mile 302
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

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I just traded in my 88 F150SC with a 5.0 and AOD trans with 186000 mile. = At 100000 mile I removed the intake upper plentum and washed it out with = Carb cleaner. Replaced the EGR valve. Washed out the throttle body and = Idle motor.
Replaced the plugs (the first set) and the plug wires (the first set = too). Now my truck was running great before I did this but after doing = these things I thought I put in a new engine. Allmost forgot, I replaced = the O2 sensor too. I gained about 2 mile to the gal too. I also changed = over to Mobile 1 20w/50 oil and seen a big differance after the second = oil change how much smoother the engine idled and run all around.

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From: yhtlines surfari.net[SMTP:yhtlines surfari.net] Sent: Friday, April 04, 1997 12:54 PM
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com
Subject: 127,000 mile 302

My son just acquired an '88 F150 4X with a 302 and automatic (I don't = even
know if its OD). The truck has 127,000 miles and sounds great. He's absolutley enthralled with it, and likes it better than the 95 GMC he = just
had. I'm looking for any maintenance suggestions that the new owner = might
do following purchase, such as change the under frame fuel filterers. = BTW
this 302 has the eight injectors, and dual tanks.=20 Also does anyone know an external method of determining if this engine = has
roller or tappet lifters? My literature indicates the block (?) was configured for either. Let's see should we change the ignition part = (what
part?) and how long is reasonable before changing the timing chain?
Dave Lampert
yhtlines surfari.net



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>From kpayne mindspring.com Sun Apr 6 11:43:28 1997 From: Ken Payne Subject: Re: 351M vs. 351W
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

At 09:10 PM 4/5/97 -0500, you wrote:
>I own a 83 F250 4X4 for daily driving (351W with the 4 speed manual),
>work and occasional plowing. I recently purchased a donor truck (84
>with a 351M and C6 automatic).
>Both being high milage, I have to rebuild one of these drive trains.
>The question is, which drive train would better serve me? I'm leaning
>toward the 351M with the C6. I'd like some opinions?
>Thanks and the information would be greatly appreciated.
>

C6, its bullet-proof and can take a monsterous amount of torque.

-Ken Payne
1967 Ford F100 Custom Cab, 390 FE V8
List maintainer, send me comments and suggestions.
Visit the Ford Trucks List Web Page (unsubscribe form is there): http://www.ford-trucks.com//lc/lc.php?action=do&link=http://www.mindspring.com/~fordtrucks



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>From kpayne mindspring.com Sun Apr 6 11:58:43 1997 From: Ken Payne Subject: RE: 351M vs. 351W
To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

At 06:09 AM 4/6/97 -0400, you wrote:
>The 351M is a piece of junk. You would be much better off running 351W.
There are many more things you can do to a 351W than you can to a 351M. As far as I know the last time I went to find different pistons for a 351M/400 you could only get stock C/R pistons. With a 351W you can do pistons of all types, you can do many different things for heads. List is endless. Dont waste you money on the "M" engine.
>

Agreed, the C6 however is a wonderful tranny. Since it has the bell housing built in does the 351M C6 have the same bold pattern as the 351W? If so, I'd hang on to the C6 and put it on the 351W.

-Ken Payne
1967 Ford F100 Custom Cab, 390 FE V8
List maintainer, send me comments and suggestions.
Visit the Ford Trucks List Web Page (unsubscribe form is there): http://www.ford-trucks.com//lc/lc.php?action=do&link=http://www.mindspring.com/~fordtrucks



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>From rsm halcyon.com Sun Apr 6 13:27:43 1997 From: Robert Marlan
Subject: Powerstroke Water in Fuel Light To: FORDTRUCKS lofcom.com

I have a Powerstroke 1996 250 with 12k miles.
Regular oil and filter changes each 3k miles.

For the last two months, whenever I make a sharp right handed turn (i.e. highway entrance ramp / loop) the Water in Fuel Light comes on. I have already drained the water lever under the hood twice, with no real change in this. I never noticed this before. Any ideas / suggestions?

Thanks Robert Marlan rsm ....

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