Vin number / eng no
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Vin number / eng no
I'm new to the site and have recently purchased a 66 f100 in Townsville, Australia. I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me out with the details of the Vehicle / motor which is fitted as I am unsure. I managed to find the chassis no and 2 numbers on the motor (1 above the starter and 1 at the rear in the valley:
chassis- AK1JFJ18681
above starter- 01ZM-6015-AA
valley- JG37LT13692K
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
chassis- AK1JFJ18681
above starter- 01ZM-6015-AA
valley- JG37LT13692K
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Sorry, there is no way to decode any of this information. You'll have to go to a local dealer as this info is decoded from Ford truck parts catalogs (except the block casting number).
The parts catalogs and Warranty/Rating Plate codes / VIN (Vehicle ID Number) used in the US (1966/68 Canada) are not the same as used "Down Under" or any place else on the planet.
The only thing I recognize is the basic casting number for the engine block: 6015
Sorry, there is no way to decode any of this information. You'll have to go to a local dealer as this info is decoded from Ford truck parts catalogs (except the block casting number).
The parts catalogs and Warranty/Rating Plate codes / VIN (Vehicle ID Number) used in the US (1966/68 Canada) are not the same as used "Down Under" or any place else on the planet.
The only thing I recognize is the basic casting number for the engine block: 6015
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I am going to guess that this will also match the tag on the door, if you have one. Does your truck have a V8 or and I6 under the hood? Sorry not to be able to help, but welcome aboard!
--Mike
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Ok, thanks I'll get onto it... I thought this might be the case. It believe it is a v8 Windsor because it looks like it may be A 60 degree v.. But am unsure of capacity at this stage. Thanks for your help 
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because it looks like it may be A 60 degree v. 351W: 1969/85 Passenger Cars / 1975/96 Econolines / 1981/96 F150/350's & Bronco's.
The only 60 degree OHV engines I'm aware of were 1930/37 Cadillac V12 & V16's / 1930/33 Marmon V16's.
AFAIK, every FoMoCo OHV V8 is/was 90 degrees.
How many valve cover bolt holes per side does this V8 engine have?
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