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Old 05-12-2009, 11:46 PM
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226 tune up/maintenance P/N
Has anyone put together a list of P/Ns for the 226? Or where to get things like plugs, wires, oil filters or replacement air cleaners. I took a quick trip around the net and didn't find alot for the 6 cyl., plenty on the 8.
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you could try Jitney auto parts in saskatoon sk canada,

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parts etc.
Buy a service manual.it has numbers etc. if you have a NAPA store near they should have pretty much what you need.
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vintageford.com part #9259-2 40.00$ check used book sites,sometimes you get lucky.
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