OLD DECODES
#93
1970 F600
Boy am I glad I found you!
I just traded for a 1970 Ford F600 Dump Truck.
I need any information I can get for it so i can begin the repair process.
The VIN# F61DCH75638
Trans Code: A
Rear Axle Code: E3D
164 HP
3800 RPM
24000 GVW
WB:156
Thank you for ANY info on this truck!
I just traded for a 1970 Ford F600 Dump Truck.
I need any information I can get for it so i can begin the repair process.
The VIN# F61DCH75638
Trans Code: A
Rear Axle Code: E3D
164 HP
3800 RPM
24000 GVW
WB:156
Thank you for ANY info on this truck!
#94
D = 330 2V Heavy Duty FT engine.
C = Oakville Ontario Canada Truck Assembly Plant.
H75638 = 1970.
Sequence as listed on Warranty Plate:
156" Wheelbase.
COLOR code: Omitted.
MODEL code F61: F600, 24,000 lbs. GVWR
BODY code: Omitted:
TRANS A: New Process 435 4 Speed Manual.
AXLE E3D: E3 = Eaton model 16244 Two Speed Rear Axle / 6.50/9.04 / 17,500 lbs. Rear Axle Capacity // D = Ford Rockwell/Timken Front Axle w/a 7,000 lb. Capacity.
24,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.
164 net HP @ 3,800 RPM
DSO code: Omitted.
If you post the DSO code, I'll tell you what city/state (or province) the truck was originally ordered from.
It was assembled in Canada, but that doesn't mean it was sold new there.
#95
Thank You Very Much ND!
You have given me just what I need to begin a restoration.
I'm so glad there are guys like you on these forums that have actual experience and not just opinions for folks that need real information.
It just ticks me off to request help on a forum and just get replies from people with the same problem but know help in fixing it.
Thanks Again
You have given me just what I need to begin a restoration.
I'm so glad there are guys like you on these forums that have actual experience and not just opinions for folks that need real information.
It just ticks me off to request help on a forum and just get replies from people with the same problem but know help in fixing it.
Thanks Again
#96
Do you have a way to find where the water temp sensor is on my 1987 F800 7.8 240 HP? For the life of me I cant' find it.
#99
1979 E-150 Fuel Sending Unit
Hi. I have a short wheelbase 1979 E-150 van that has an ahead-of-the-axle 18 gallon fuel tank. No one makes a replacement fuel tank sending unit for this, only for the rear 22 gallon tanks that were on long wheelbase vans. They are not interchangeable. I already checked. Thanks.
The VIN is: E14BHFE5013 /WB 124/ color 6/ type E141/ body A43/ trans B/ axle 14/ max gvwr 06100/ year 79/ dcson 74
The VIN is: E14BHFE5013 /WB 124/ color 6/ type E141/ body A43/ trans B/ axle 14/ max gvwr 06100/ year 79/ dcson 74
#100
Applications: 1975/79 E100/350 / I'll give you the sources, but have you checked the float that is replaceable by itself and is available from Ford?
The little darlin' is made from two pieces of copper soldered together. Solder breaks down, gas seeps in, float settles to the bottom of the tank.
COAZ-9202-B .. Fuel Sending Unit Float / MSRP: $15.94 / ALL 1957/79 FoMoCo Passenger Cars/Trucks, 1961/79 Econolines & 1966/79 Bronco's.
FTE sponsor Horizon Ford (horizonpartsguy.com) located in Tukwila WA, gives FTE members a discount off the actual MSRP.
#101
Thank You! Yes the float disintegrated and fell off, I replaced it but I don't think that's why the gas gauge doesn't work. I think the problem is in the sending unit resistor. I put an ohm meter on it and couldn't get any reading. Also it was incredibly rusted like the inside of the fuel tank. I just bought a shiny, new tank and I'd love to put a new sending unit in it that works and isn't going to rust soon. I'm trying to restore it. It only has 110,000 miles on it.
Could you give me the sources to buy one of these please? Thanks again.
Could you give me the sources to buy one of these please? Thanks again.
#102
Thank You! Yes the float disintegrated and fell off, I replaced it but I don't think that's why the gas gauge doesn't work. I think the problem is in the sending unit resistor. I put an ohm meter on it and couldn't get any reading. Also it was incredibly rusted like the inside of the fuel tank. I just bought a shiny, new tank and I'd love to put a new sending unit in it that works and isn't going to rust soon. I'm trying to restore it. It only has 110,000 miles on it.
Could you give me the sources to buy one of these please? Thanks again.
Could you give me the sources to buy one of these please? Thanks again.
Once I post a part number without listing the sources, some members know the names of the websites I use to search for this jazz.
B & B AUTO PARTS in Bronx NY has ONE = 718-892-1186.
NOS PARTS SOURCE in Olathe KS has ONE = 913-220-5746.
NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has TWO = 972-937-2201.
#103
Thanks Bill! I wish I could hug you. I was able to order the last one that the Texas source had. After two weeks of fruitless searching and a dead truck on the driveway maybe I can breathe a sigh of relief now. Thanks again.
#104
Hi Bill, Looking at a 91' F700 vin # 1FDPK74P9MVA23645, any info would be helpful. thanks,,Mark
#105
Hi Bill, Looking at a 91' F700 vin # 1FDPK74P9MVA23645, any info would be helpful. thanks,,Mark
P = Class 7 ~ 26,001-33,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.
K74 = F700 diesel (cab model).
P = 6.6L (401 cid) I-6 Ford FTO Turbo Diesel.
9 = Check digit, FoMoCo usage only.
M = 1991.
V = Kentucky Truck Assembly Plant.
A23645 = 1991 Numerical Sequence of Assembly, the trucks specific serial number.
Want more info? Post all the codes printed on the Certification Label, located (glued) on the left door face below the latch, or on the left B pillar below the striker plate.
Or, you can post a pic of the little charmer and save yourself the trouble of typing all this jazz.