Hey Bill. You recently decoded my warranty plate for me. I found when changing my wheels that the king pins were shot. My axle code was F2B, b for ford 5500lb front axle. With that info I ordered a king pin set from Northwestern auto supply in Grand Rapids MI. It was their last set. Part number K493 manufacturer TRW.
Just wanting to make sure they were indeed the right parts before I took it to the shop. Thanks for your help.
Ernie

 

I have looked around. Any idea where to find a new sending unit?

 

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Thanks NumberDummy for the info! I had no doubt you decoded my warranty plate correctly. I was just hoping the parts house got me the correct set. With them not being original ford parts and all. I'm sure they are the correct one's.
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us!
Hope to have them replaced within the next few weeks.

 

My Vin number is
1FDEE14H7NHA95674 .
I need the part number for the clock spring in the steering column. seems no one makes this for my van any longer. parts stores are asking for my orginal part number. so can you help. Also if you could break down the vin for me to see.
thank you.

 

I've got a '62 F600 in need of the seals in the rear axle. The axle code is F1 which I believe is an Eaton 15,000 lb. axle. I can't seem to find the part numbers for the inner and outer oil seals. I thought I had a digital copy of the parts catalog but can't find it.

 

Can you decode please? Searched the interwebz and found nothing.

 

1FD = FoMoCo USA - Ford Truck - Incomplete Vehicle.

Y = Class 8 Air Brakes - 33,001-55,000 lbs. GVWR

W90 = LNT900 Diesel with Tandem Axles.

R = Detroit 6V-92TA or 6V-92TTA 9.0L (552 cid) 6 Cylinder Diesel.

X = Check digit, FoMoCo use only.

F = 1985.

V = Kentucky Truck Assembly Plant.

A65689 = 1985 Numerical Sequence of Assembly, the trucks specific serial number.

53 = Medium Desert Tan.

762257:

76 = Denver CO Ford District Sales Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the truck from.

2257 = Domestic Special Order number, truck special ordered by the original purchaser, not "bought off the lot."

144" Wheelbase.

W904 = LNT900 Diesel .. 50,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.

NA8: NA = Charcoal all Vinyl / 8 = Conventional Cab.

TRANS: WG = Not listed.

No AXLE code.

Both the TRANS & Tandem AXLES were most likely Domestic Special Orders.

 

Hey Big man, Need some help. Vin is 1FDNF82C5WVA09200...ESN# is 45520715.

Needing front rotors and calipers, both inside front door panels and drivers side door latch.


and not sure if my vin will show it but what rollback bed is on it. there is no tag or nothing on the rollback bed and I need new handles for the hydraulics. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance...

 

also: will the pickup truck from the same year range parts work for thw 98 f800?

 

Hey buddy can you decode my vin and esn number looking for these parts I posted, thanks in advance

 

Hey Number Dummy!
I'm in need of your knowledge again. Just lost the wheel bearing on the front of my truck on the way home. I'm trying to get as many part numbers for everything from outside of the backing plate. I think the spindle is ok, but not sure of the rest. Axle codes f2b.

 

Axle ID number: C4TA-3010-D & B in AXLE code = Ford front axle w/a 5,500 lbs. capacity.

I need to know the size of the front brake shoes. I may need more info, so please email me your phone number (sylhall@aol.com) and best time to call, we're in the same time zone.

 

Hello NumberDummy, (a misnomer if ever there was). I have a 1963 F600 grain truck and am trying to figure out what transmission it has in it. The trans code on the left door tag is J, it's a 5 speed, with a PTO on the drivers side for the dump bed.Numbers above the oil fill are 22716 with a tag below L-LK-EA, (I believe) . if they mean anything. This is all I know. A mechanic suggested over the phone, without seeing it, that it may be a Spicer 5 speed but I can't verify that. I believe it is original equipment however I know the engine (a 292 currently) was replaced at one time so who knows. Your help will be appreciated

 

J = Clark model 250V 5 Speed Direct.

Upper pic: Clark 250 series transmission parts / Lower pic: Clark 250V & 251VO gearshift lever and related parts.