I'm hoping somone can help me out... My 1991 Ford F150 4 x 4 has a 5.0L engine. It has the ignition module attached to the side of the distributor. The Problem.... It only has one tiny bolt holding it to the distributor, and they're should be two. I tried to get one from the dealership. They say Ford has discontinued the part.

Would anyone happen to have, or know where I can find one of these bolts?

I've tried several auto wreckers, and no one seams to have any 91's in stock. ...... Is that a good thing? Maybe all the 91's are still on the road..... ha ha

 

try Pick N Pull on the Yeelowhead and 184th st in Edmonton. they have lots of early 90 Ford trucks to pull that part from. can't see the part beign specific to a 91 truck, should be the same for all fuel injected 302's, even off cars. any 88 or 89 and up fuel injected 302 should all be the same.

rgds
Mike

 

As original, it's not a bolt, it's a metric TORX headed screw. Cars/trucks from 1983 thru at least 1996 are the same.

I doubt the screws are discontinued...the problem is...there's no part number for these screws in the parts catalogs.

No pics of the screws, not listed in the text either. And...yes, I did look = nada.

btw: In order to get the buggers off, you need a thin shanked TORX driver.