Nos part number help
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Nos part number help
I found a set of nos 16" to 15" hubcap reducers [trim rings] could you please tell me what year/ application this part # is for? e5ta1a090aa i am thinking its for a 80s truck?
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I can't find such a thing in the 1980/89 Light Truck Master Parts Catalog, which can mean:
1) They were for sedans, in which case hope that ND Bill stops by, or
2) This truck parts catalog is incomplete (I know it's missing at least a few pages here and there)
1) They were for sedans, in which case hope that ND Bill stops by, or
2) This truck parts catalog is incomplete (I know it's missing at least a few pages here and there)
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Right, it's an Engineering ID number and not a part number. But...
E5TA - the E5 means it was designed in 1985, the TA means it's a truck chassis part
If it were a Service (replacement) Part Number, the E5TA would be E5TZ, instead.)
The AA at the end is just the revision number
But the 1A090 is the Group number, and I'm not finding any mention of that in my catalog.
Maybe Bill will stop by....
E5TA - the E5 means it was designed in 1985, the TA means it's a truck chassis part
If it were a Service (replacement) Part Number, the E5TA would be E5TZ, instead.)
The AA at the end is just the revision number
But the 1A090 is the Group number, and I'm not finding any mention of that in my catalog.
Maybe Bill will stop by....
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It's an Engineering ID number and not a part number. But, E5TA - the E5 means it was designed in 1985, the TA means it's a truck chassis part.
If it were a Service (replacement) Part Number, the E5TA would be E5TZ instead.
The AA at the end is just the revision number.
But the 1A090 is the ID engineering basic number, and I'm not finding any mention of that in my catalog. You won't.
If it were a Service (replacement) Part Number, the E5TA would be E5TZ instead.
The AA at the end is just the revision number.
But the 1A090 is the ID engineering basic number, and I'm not finding any mention of that in my catalog. You won't.
I couldn't find a cross reference for E5TA-1A090-AA. It might be E5TZ-1210-A (see parts catalog applications).
It's not E3TZ-1210-C because I found its ID number, which is: E3TA-1A090-AA.
btw: You don't need trim rings to install hubcaps, but you do need them to install wheel covers. People tend confuse hubcaps with wheel covers, hubcaps only cover the center of the wheel.
1972/79 F250/350: In order to install D2AZ-1130-J 15" LTD wheel covers on 16" wheels, D2TZ-1210-A trim ring was snapped on first, then the 15" wheel cover was snapped onto the trim ring.
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It was kind of odd seeing a F250/350 with full wheel covers at first. I was used to seeing those with nothing but the "dog dish" hub caps. Of course, that was in days when a person only bought a F250/350 because they actually *needed* that much truck, not because it was the "in" thing to do, or a status symbol........
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