Hi guys, Y saw on a post a guy who decifrated a vin numbre, can anybodie tell me where I can get the info that the vin numbre says?? or can anybodie tell me anything of this number??

1FTCF15Y4RNB37734

Thanks all !
Nacho

 

Hey there Nacho! I've got some info for you.
1FT= Ford Motor Co. USA.
C= 4k to 5k lbs. with hydralic brakes/ class c rated.
F= F Series Truck.
1= Unknwn.
5= 1994 Model Year.
Y= 4.6/DOHC or 4.9/EFI or 5.9 liter engine.
4 = Unknwn.
R= 1994.
N= Norfolk Virginia.
B37734= Manufacturing sequence number.
Hope this helps somewhat.... Talk to you later....

 

Hey scooter !! thanks a lot for the info !!
really like the forum jejeje, pretty helpfull people, I wish I could help others as you do... I think whith a bit more of reading and touching on the F and iLL be able to.

until then, ILL still on asking ehhe

TOO MUCK THANKS AGAIN SCOOTER29 !!

LATERS !!

 

Hey nbanshee,, buy a haynes manual,,,, It will give you all vin info for you truck

 

Hey mikey 0166! I just did a quick search on-line. I wish I could have every repair manual!

I know they're pricey, about $40.00, but most manufactures will sell us, the general public, the Manual, specified just for your year and make of vehicle. I know some mechanics that have them on their shelves. With the price we pay for a new vehicle these days, I'd rather have one, than have floor mats anyday!! HEE HEE!

I keep going to library book sales and picking up the out-date editions on the older trucks. I just got a Chilton's 1961-1971 truck repair manual for 75 cents! I HAD to get it!!
Talk to you guys later....

 

For '92-up trucks, you can get a CD off eBay for ~$10 delivered to your door. They're actually applicable to older truck, so if you have an '84-91 EFI, I still recommend getting the '92 Truck & Van CD. Even if you have an older carbed truck, it's still a good investment.

For VIN info, check out these:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/articles/2003/9.php
http://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/...7/c42_46_p.pdf
http://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenanc...ls/default.asp
http://www.broncodata.com/

 

Hey there Steve! I've added them to my favs list. Appreciate it!!