Originally Posted by GuszFalcon
(Post 13148948)
i finally started on my project, a 1965 Ford falcon Econoline (clubwagon ?) with a swapped V8 in the dog house. I am Europe based so not near to any references.
Started the engine, runs on petrol as well as LPG. Brakes where stuck but I remove both front brake disks :-huh (drums) and am now looking to buy a drum to disk kit. I am looking for the vin number but so far I found these numbers on the edge of the doghouse. VIN: E13TH649687 The exhaust manifold has the number CG :-huhOE-9430-F 2nd digit of prefix is a number, could be a 6. The valve covers have 5 bolts. :-huh What engine do you think I have? Is it a 302? 1969: First year Econolines were available with a V8 (302). It cannot be a 302 as only FE engines (352/360/390 and etc) have 5 valve cover bolts per side. 6 valve cover bolts per side: 221/260/289/302/351W While FoMoCo installed Falcon nameplates on some of these vans, they're really Econolines. E13 = E100 (Econoline) Deluxe Club Wagon. T = 170 1V I-6. H = Lorain Ohio Assembly Plant. 649687 = 1965, assembled February 1965. |
Hi NumberDummy
tnx for the quick reply the engine intake manifold says fring order 15426378 Also FoMoCo and digids 68ZE the second digid on the manifold should/could be a 6 what does this tell me? i am sure it is a V8 :-) Checked the images and the valve cover has 6 bolts, so is it a 302? cheers |
Originally Posted by GuszFalcon
(Post 13149084)
The engine intake manifold says firing order is 15426378. Also FoMoCo and digits C8ZE
The second digit on the manifold should/could be a 6, what does this tell me? i am sure it is a V8. Checked the images and the valve cover has 6 bolts, so is it a 302? C6OE exhaust manifold casting number prefix applies to 1966, but could also apply to 1967 and thru the 1970's. C8ZE intake manifold casting number prefix applies to 1968, but could also apply to 1969 and etc. People love to swap parts, so attempting to pin down the actual year of the engine won't be any more successful than Operation Market-Garden was. A fiasco...where Monty met his personal Waterloo...at Arnhem. Is it a 302? Maybe yes, maybe no. Measure the stroke to determine engine size: 289 = 2.87" / 302 = 3.00" / 351W = 3.50." |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:41 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands