Help Finding a Part
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Help Finding a Part
I need help locating part CITF 18A363-A. This is the defrost connector to the dash outlet on a '64 standard cab F100. The hose to the heater box is in great shape but he press board connector is broke.
I looked a LMC, DC, and Classic Auto Parts.
I looked a LMC, DC, and Classic Auto Parts.
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If you can't find a oem part or not wanting to use flex duct from a auto part store; for a quick fix; you can place the duct tubing onto the dash portion and use black duct tape to secure and seal it to the dash; once the metal vent cover is reinstalled you won't see the fix. Just a basic solution to think about.
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1961/64 F100/1100 / 1965/67 F100/250 2WD
C5TZ-18A636-A (replaced C1TF-18A636-A) .. Right Duct & Hose Assy / Obsolete
No Ford Dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
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C5TZ-18A637-A (replaced C1TF-18A637-A) .. Left Duct & Hose Assy / Obsolete
DON SANDERSON FORD in Glendale AZ has ONE = 623-842-8643.
GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has TWO = 800-543-4959.
Originally Posted by garbz2
No one carries the cardboard type, 
use later 67 as they fit.
use later 67 as they fit.
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Thanks Bill, I have the right one in my hand and I did transpose the numbers. I will pull the left one tomorrow and see what it look like and call one of the dealers listed if it also bad.
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I have a few hoses...let me know if interested...I would have to doublecheck the side...but its generally the RH one being short and the left being longer..Ive seen versions of the hoses with rubber upper ends as well.
Edit...i checked my collection...the p/n posted initially is from the part itself and is 636A as noted above..its also stamped C1TF....Ive noticed that some hoses dont have the clamp that snaps onto the heater box outlets FWIW.
- cs65
Edit...i checked my collection...the p/n posted initially is from the part itself and is 636A as noted above..its also stamped C1TF....Ive noticed that some hoses dont have the clamp that snaps onto the heater box outlets FWIW.
- cs65
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Just FYI, Green Sales Co now has none. Website said they had 2, but when I called they told me only one in stock which I bought. Still looking for the right side, may see if the cones from one of my round body Falcons will work as they are similar style.
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