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I just bought a 1978 F-150 with the 6.6 has any one had on of these motors. It looks like a 351C from the front, the guy I bought it from said he was told it was a sb400. Has any one heard of a 400 small block. The first thing I have to do is replace the ign switch with out having a key.
Is there a way to remove the IGNITION CYLINDER with out a key, I thought about drilling it out. I need to put all new gaskets & a tune up now. I will put pic's later.
I just bought a 1978 F-150 with the 6.6 has any one had on of these motors. It looks like a 351C from the front, the guy I bought it from said he was told it was a sb400. Has any one heard of a 400 small block. The first thing I have to do is replace the ign switch with out having a key.
Is there a way to remove the IGNITION CYLINDER with out a key, I thought about drilling it out. I need to put all new gaskets & a tune up now. I will put pic's later.
Thanks Bill
You have a double thread started here , perhaps you can delete one , saves confusion on responses.
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