6.9 core support?
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E3TZ-16138-F .. Radiator Support-Diesel with Xtra or Super Cooling Radiators / 25 5/8" x 31 1/8" opening radius / Obsolete
1983/86 F250/350 / Last MSRP: $675.15 ~ Dealer net cost: $405.09.
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
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E4TZ-16138-D .. Radiator Support-Diesel with Standard Cooling Radiator / Obsolete
1983/84 F250/350 / No prices available.
CURRENT RIVER FORD in Doniphan MO has ONE = 573-996-7163.
No other Ford dealer, no obsolete parts vendor has any.
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thanks for the replies, i was hoping for a new one, so thanks number dummy ill give them a call if not i will have to get a good used one mine is junk, below rad gone drivers side mount gone,
what is the diffrence between the gas and diesel ones? just a bigger opening for the rad?
what is the diffrence between the gas and diesel ones? just a bigger opening for the rad?
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On a gas support, the bar under the radiator goes straight across. On a diesel, it dips almost to the bottom of the frame. Now, there are some diesel supports in that year range that were on non-a/c or dealer add-on a/c that were pretty much like a gas support. The trade off is that the radiators can be hard to find. They were very uncommon.
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thanks for the replies, i was hoping for a new one, so thanks number dummy ill give them a call if not i will have to get a good used one mine is junk, below rad gone drivers side mount gone,
what is the diffrence between the gas and diesel ones? just a bigger opening for the rad?
what is the diffrence between the gas and diesel ones? just a bigger opening for the rad?
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If this isn't clear, what the hell would be?
Specs are listed for one of the supports, it's up to the OP to measure the opening radius.
Specs are listed for one of the supports, it's up to the OP to measure the opening radius.
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William, in numberdummy's first post he had the dimensions of the opening in the center of the core support. If it matches those dimensions it's the first one he listed, if not it's the second one.
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