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Can someone identify these parts?

Along with my 1970 F250 highboy with a 300 six, the previous owner gave me a bunch of parts. Most I've been able to figure out but a few have me stumped. Can anyone lend a hand? Bill, are you out there?






Looks like some type of relay. Just don't know where it goes.








Do these go behind the grill? If so what is their purpose?





 
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Picture 2 is the horn relay

Picture 5 is your directional switch that goes in the column
 
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#1 appears to be a tailgate hinge for a flareside.

#3 are pilot bushings. They go into the back of the crank to accommodate the input shaft of a manual transmission.

#4 are aftermarket grill inserts for that custom look. They're worth a few bucks to someone looking for a set.

#6.. hmmm. The only thing I can recall in these rigs that has a shoulder bolt are the seat belt bolts. But there's not enough thread left after the bolt's shoulder bottoms on that bracket. They're black... look around for a blank spot!
 
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You guys are awesome! Thanks for the assist!
 
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#1 looks like 1948/79 Flareside tailgate bracket, but...it's aftermarket. Genuine Ford brackets do not have a figure 8 mounting hole.

#6 look like brackets used to R & R engines. Assembly line workers sometimes left them in place after installing engines. They're not seat belt related (see pic).

#5 is not your T/S switch if the ID number on the paper tag is D1T?-13341-AA (cannot make out the 4th digit of the prefix): D1TZ-13341-A T/S switch: 1971/84 F500/750.

This is correct: D0TZ-13341-B .. T/S Switch - Marked: D0TA-13341-A = 1969 F100/350 from serial number G30,001 / 1970/72 F100/350.
 
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Great Bill! Thanks for the detailed info!!!
 
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Picture number 6

Picture 6 looks like the brackets on a late model seat, 86-96?, to keep it from folding forward. I think I have a couple more sets laying around here.
 
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Picture 6 looks like the brackets on a late model seat, 86-96?, to keep it from folding forward. I think I have a couple more sets laying around here.
Not! The size of the bolts alone negates this theory.
 
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I think pic #1 the D4TZ9C475A elbow that bolts to the back side of a smog pump. I've also seen some aftermarket chrome air cleaners mount this to the bottom pan of the air cleaner to hook up a crankcase vent hose.
 
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I think pic #1 the D4TZ9C475A (replaced C8AZ9C475A) elbow that bolts to the back side of a smog pump.
That's it!

I stared at that part for 5 minutes, knew I'd seen it before, but couldn't remember where it went.
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
That's it!

I stared at that part for 5 minutes, knew I'd seen it before, but couldn't remember where it went.
We're just a heck of a team there Bill. AKA King (1).
 
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Air pump fitting? No kiddin'? Still looks like a tailgate hinge.
 
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Originally Posted by HIO Silver
Air pump fitting? No kiddin'? Still looks like a tailgate hinge.
It does look like a tailgate hinge for a flareside. But I recognized the dual bolt pattern, the raised notch on it where a hose is clamped on, and it's potmetal or aluminum appearance .
 
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D4TZ-9C475-A (replaced C8AZ-9C475-A) / Misc. applications with T/E:

1968 F100 3 M/T 360/390; 1969 E100/200 3 M/T 302; 1974: Pinto/Bobcat 2.0L/2.3L/2.8L & Mustang II 2.3L/2.8L; 1974 F100 360; 1975: F100 302 & F100/350 360/390.

Bottom right: Here's a pic of the little charmer:
 
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Are the grill inserts for sale?

Any chance you are getting rid of the grill inserts?
 


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