Bill.. Im sorry... could you please reconfirm the motor mount part numbers for my 1979 F600 300 six..

I ordered the 6061 and 6068 and they are too small..like for a light duty truck ( they will however make nice shock mounts for my air compressor)

And the starter is also proving to be a difficult find... OEM number?..

I apologize..I cannot find my cd..

D7OZ-11002-A (replaced C2OZ-11002-B & D6OZ-11002-A) .. Starter Assy (Motorcraft SA-709-A) / Obsolete





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Found the starter... Wilson and a couple of others are doing them.. I found one NOS in Canada with free ship for 42.00 and snagged it. Your help made it happen.. with the OEM number I was able to get a good cross including a picture and actual fitment of F600 MD 300s

Motor mounts still a work in progress.. I noted that while the page said 73-79..dated 1980 the actual listing only went to 1978... one would assume 1979 wasn't different. and if I read it right 6068 came in two configurations.. a round doughnut for the engine and a c style.. the c for the transmission

ANCHOR 2306 will work for the lower mount (its used in many applications.. even as a transmission mount... and its 3.00 at Summit) I have one in my hand and it mates perfectly to the OEM upper mount, abet being 1/4 inch smaller in diameter, and 1/4 in wider in width.. HOWEVER it may be an exact replacement if the mounts squished over time

The top mount is the question... it looks like I may have been sent the light duty mount ...

More trying to get someone from several thousand miles away to actually measure what they have...
Carpenter is grouchy..one guy runs the NOS warehouse, I ordered them anyway online.. wait and see
Green Sales just flat isnt helpful
The internet pictures suck.. they only show one side of the mount with no description showing late F600s

You coulda whizzed down to Blotto-Zone, O'Really-O'Reilly's, SNAPA and etc. and bought that starter, you wanna know why?

Original part number of C2OZ-11002-B applications =

With A/T: 1962/64 Fairlane/Meteor 221/260 / 1965 Mustang 260 / 1965/68 Galaxie/LTD/Fairlane/Torino/Mustang/Cougar/Falcon/Comet 289 / 1965/72 Galaxie/LTD 240 I-6.

1968/72 Galaxie/LTD/Fairlane/Torino/Mustang/Cougar/Falcon 302 / 1969/72 w/a 351W / And etc etc etc!

I assumed you'd notice the 1962 Fairlane prefix (C2OZ), then ask what else the puppy fit besides your F600 300 I-6.

HAHAHA ..now you tell me my Ford guru

Except..my commercial account is with Oriellys now.. better break,, napa went to parts guys who cannot look up anything anymore.. if its not on a computer they say they dont have it (when in reality they could)

F600s rarely show up in computers anymore.. although Oriellys and Azone show 1975 F 500s... but not for much

The "Bills" of the world are non existent anymore

Can you PM me your address..I want to send you something.. dont worry.. it wont go bang or make you ill... :-)

Daves 1957 F600 speedometer
 

Good morning, Bill! My next task is to get my speedo working so I can see how fast I'm not going!! The truck is a 1975 F600, number F60L7K20322. It has the Eaton two speed rear end so it needs the speedo adapter as well as a speedometer. Could you look those up for me with any possible availability? Thanks so much for all you do for us!

Do you want the adapter between the speedo cable and speedometer?

Is the speedo 100 MPH?

Hi, Bill! Yes, I am looking for the adapter that connects to the back of the speedometer and into which the speedo cable connects. And, yes, I have the 100 MPH speedometer. (I had NO IDEA that my truck would go that fast! Maybe coasting down a mountain?)!?!

C8TZ-17B322-D .. Adapter-Cable to Speedometer / Obsolete

RPN PARTS in Erie PA has 3 = 888-864-9305.

NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has 4 = 972-937-2201.

GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 10 = 800-543-4959.

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 12 = 800-476-9653.
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The original 100 MPH speedometer (D5TZ-17255-C) was replaced in 1979 with D9HZ-17255-A that is a dual band type: 80 MPH/130 KPH

Both are obsolete, but are available NOS:

D5TZ-17255-C =

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS has 1.

KLIMESH MOTOR SALES in Calmar IA has 1 = 563-562-3241.

NOS PARTS LTD has 2.

GREEN SALES CO. has 3.
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D9HZ-17255-A =

GREEN SALES CO. has 1.

DON'S TRUCK SALES in Fairbank IA has 2 = 319-635-2751.

BOYER FORD TRUCK in Minneapolis MN has 2 = 612-378-0460.

Thanks, Bill! That is just flat-out AWESOME!!

Jeez, I hate it when I do stupid stuff!! I just went back and read my original post from this morning and I realized that I typed "1975" when I MEANT to type "1957"!! UGH!! I should really learn to proof read my posts before submitting them! Anyway, sorry to ask again, but can you look up the speedo and adapter for a 1957 F600? I did get the trucks Id number right earlier...

Bus vin needs exhaust parts
 

It is a 90 short bus. Vin 1fdkg30g2lha62557 what i am looking for is what looks like braided flex hose 1 in front and another behind the catalytic converter that comes from 1" piping coming from the front of the vehicle. He said he was climbing up a hill when he hea3a noise it blew out these hoses and expanded the muffler.

Bill

1973 F600 Hood to fender rubber body bumper... there are four total.. they screw to the hood with two sheet metal screws each.. they are different than the light duty... If you need a picture I can take one from another truck. They insulate the hood from touching the fender

They are hard rubber.. I assume the MD trucks got stiffer ones than the light duty which are kind of spongy comparatively

Thank you Master parts man...

D3TZ-16758-A .. Hood Bumper - 2 9/16" long x 1 35/64" wide / Obsolete

1973/79 F500/880.

RPN PARTS in Erie PA has 5 = 888-864-9305.

GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 137 = 800-543-4959.

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DBrawley just out of courisity does your truck does have a 2 spd, if so your looking for the ratio adapter that screws onto the back of the speedo and the cable hooks into that, then a wire off of the 2 spd ties in to the adapter, there is also an Eaton # for those also.