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Old 08-21-2010, 06:17 PM
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Finding the 6.0 serial number

Sorry, guys. I just have to vent. I'm trying to get a new EGR valve for my '04 6.0 and a lot of places are asking for the engine serial number. So, after 3-4 places asking I look on this site and find out where the number is located. On the left rear crankcase. I knew walking back out to the truck it was going to be an issue since the back third of the motor is under the firewall. Sure enough, there was no way to read the number even with my Milwaukee fiber optic cam. Am I missing something or did Ford have their head up their a-- again? What would be wrong with duplicating the number on a 10 cent plastic sticker somewhere on the truck? I mean, it's only a $5000 option.
 
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Old 08-21-2010, 06:33 PM
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Your FICM has a label with the serial number and build date of the engine. Not easy to see, but a hell of a lot easier than the rear of the block.

See: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...ce-inside.html
 
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Old 08-21-2010, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ed foster
Sorry, guys. I just have to vent. I'm trying to get a new EGR valve for my '04 6.0 and a lot of places are asking for the engine serial number. So, after 3-4 places asking I look on this site and find out where the number is located. On the left rear crankcase. I knew walking back out to the truck it was going to be an issue since the back third of the motor is under the firewall. Sure enough, there was no way to read the number even with my Milwaukee fiber optic cam. Am I missing something or did Ford have their head up their a-- again? What would be wrong with duplicating the number on a 10 cent plastic sticker somewhere on the truck? I mean, it's only a $5000 option.
They should only need the VIN number. Also, I can give you the proper EGR valve part number for your year truck - if you are interetsted. You would just need to tell me where your ICP sensor is located.
 
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I'll sell you one.
 
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I have all the numbers from my 6.0 block trying to find out what year it is and if it's compatible with the heads and pistons I have?
 
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I have all the numbers from my 6.0 block trying to find out what year it is and if it's compatible with the heads and pistons I have?
They didn't commonize until 06. So depending the year of the block dowel, will depict what heads. Here's some info below.





 
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