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Jul 7, 2012 | 06:07 PM

1965GTFB

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Part # decode please

Going through a small box of parts I got when I bought my '65 F100 and want to make sure I don't toss any thing useful, important, valueable, etc.

Part # C6TE-6884-B, then after the FoMoCo logo and a boxing looking "G" with a small "x" up high, 5011-2.

I know just by looking at it that it is a oil filter mounting part for the block but not sure of the application.

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Jul 8, 2012 | 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 1965GTFB

Going through a small box of parts I got when I bought my '65 F100 and want to make sure I don't toss any thing useful, important, valueable, etc.

Casting # C6TE-6884-B .. then after the FoMoCo logo and a boxing looking "G" with a small "x" up high, 5011-2.

I know just by looking at it that it is a oil filter mounting part for the block but not sure of the application.

There are no Ford part numbers marked on parts after 1956, just casting or ID engineering numbers, when applicable.

This is a casting number from an oil filter adapter. Casting numbers cannot be cross referenced to Ford part numbers, so I have no clue what it fits.

What engine was in the F100? If a 352, the adapter bolts to the engine, "spin-on" filter mounts horizontally (FE passenger cars-different adapter: filter mounts vertically).

240/300: The adapter bolts to the block, the "spin-on" filter threads onto it vertically. Does this C6TE adapter match the adapter in your I-6 F250? If not, how does the filter mount?

Spin-On Oil Filter (Motorcraft FL-1A) same I-6 & V8 1957/96 except diesels and 1974/78 Mustang II 2.8L V6 & 302.