Motorhome 460
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Motorhome 460
Are there any major differences between motorhome 460s and pickup 460s? I'm looking to replace the tired 460 in my 89 F250 with a low mileage 460 from a 92 motorhome. Just wondering if I'm gonna run into anything unexpected, thanks in advance
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Van and truck engines are identical. Only minor differences like dip stick tune will be longer, and could be at a different place, etc.
You can swap a van engine into a truck without any mods, but you can't do truck engine into van without mods.
So in your case, your good!
I wish you luck pulling it out of the van if it ain't already! lol
You can swap a van engine into a truck without any mods, but you can't do truck engine into van without mods.
So in your case, your good!
I wish you luck pulling it out of the van if it ain't already! lol
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I'm located in Northwest Ohio at the moment.
It's in the chassis of a 30 some odd foot class a motorhome actually, with no body on it. And I don't have to do the pulling. If I had to pull it out with the body on, I wouldn't even mess with it.
It's in the chassis of a 30 some odd foot class a motorhome actually, with no body on it. And I don't have to do the pulling. If I had to pull it out with the body on, I wouldn't even mess with it.
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I see that's kinda hard to read, the numbers are:
EFI-SD36E T2L0 EEC-IV
(BARCODE)
F2PF-12A650-ANA *CP7AL22PWSGT*
G NPF 5C071 56KEPR
Other sticker:
F2TF-HA*
L2Z
If any of that makes any sense to you, let me know, because I really don't know what most of it means
EFI-SD36E T2L0 EEC-IV
(BARCODE)
F2PF-12A650-ANA *CP7AL22PWSGT*
G NPF 5C071 56KEPR
Other sticker:
F2TF-HA*
L2Z
If any of that makes any sense to you, let me know, because I really don't know what most of it means
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Well T2L0 is the program code for the program that is in the computer.
The drawing number of the computer is F2 (1992), P (Autolite/Motorcraft),
F (Engine Accessories), 12A650 (base part number for all computers),
ANA (Design Change).
Thank you very much for the images.
The drawing number of the computer is F2 (1992), P (Autolite/Motorcraft),
F (Engine Accessories), 12A650 (base part number for all computers),
ANA (Design Change).
Thank you very much for the images.
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From: Easton,Ks
Not sure what you want to know but here goes.
The program code is a code for the program that is burned into the chip that was wrote from the standard logic code LHBH1 text file that is 1,337 pages long. The code changes for the different look up tables for each type truck or in this case Motorhome that uses this LHBH1 text file.
The drawing number that is on the computer (the F2P number) will correspond to the program code.
I hope this is what you wanted to know.
The program code is a code for the program that is burned into the chip that was wrote from the standard logic code LHBH1 text file that is 1,337 pages long. The code changes for the different look up tables for each type truck or in this case Motorhome that uses this LHBH1 text file.
The drawing number that is on the computer (the F2P number) will correspond to the program code.
I hope this is what you wanted to know.
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From: Easton,Ks
What transmission is in the 89?
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I didn't know if you had a way to find out what the specific part number, or tune number actually meant, (more power, less power, ect.), or how that computer would be different from a pick up computer
And my truck (89) has a ZF-5, hence the question about swapping flywheels...
And my truck (89) has a ZF-5, hence the question about swapping flywheels...
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From: Easton,Ks
I didn't know if you had a way to find out what the specific part number, or tune number actually meant, (more power, less power, ect.), or how that computer would be different from a pick up computer
And my truck (89) has a ZF-5, hence the question about swapping flywheels...
And my truck (89) has a ZF-5, hence the question about swapping flywheels...
I know it was used in a 1992 F450 also.
Most salvage yards, auto part stores and on line sellers go by the drawing number that is on the computer. Ford does not put a part number on any part. Only Ford dealers go by the part number and it is subject to change and often does.
I think the Ford unit you took this out of was a 1991 or someone changed the computer.
I know this computer was used in a:
Year : 1991
Make : Ford
Make (other): Holiday Rambler 1000
Model: F-Series
Engine: 460/7.5 EFI - E4OD Trans
By the way the EFI-SD36E code on it is for the hardware inside the ECM (PCM).