Door sticker axle codes
Thread Starter
|
New User
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 21
Likes: 0
Door sticker axle codes
This is a great site! I have a quick question/suggestion. I see that each year have different axle codes. I spent almost an hour looking for a 3E-code for a 250 SD. (2013)
I was wondering if there could be a sticky to list all of the codes categorized by year and model? (F150, F250) That would be very helpful when I go to look at a truck and read the sticker instead of listening to the dealer trying to sell me heated floor mats and fluid dampened muffler bearings. THANK YOU!
CPL-Gman
I was wondering if there could be a sticky to list all of the codes categorized by year and model? (F150, F250) That would be very helpful when I go to look at a truck and read the sticker instead of listening to the dealer trying to sell me heated floor mats and fluid dampened muffler bearings. THANK YOU!
CPL-Gman
Super Moderator
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 37,379
Likes: 1,863
From: Frederick, MD
Tech folder has a lot of codes in it.
You can also go here:
Vehicle Lookup
Put your vin it and see your build sheet with the axle info.
You can also go here:
Vehicle Lookup
Put your vin it and see your build sheet with the axle info.
Postmaster
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 2,565
Likes: 2
A lot of public libraries have vehicle specific manufacturer shop manuals for public use. I know mine does and I use them quite often. There will be a complete list of axle, transmission, and engine codes in each shop manual. If I need information like that from my dealer I can get it with a call or visit to the parts counter and don't have to listen to a sales pitch.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 1,729
Likes: 80
From: New Jersey
This is a great site! I have a quick question/suggestion. I see that each year have different axle codes. I spent almost an hour looking for a 3E-code for a 250 SD. (2013)
I was wondering if there could be a sticky to list all of the codes categorized by year and model? (F150, F250) That would be very helpful when I go to look at a truck and read the sticker instead of listening to the dealer trying to sell me heated floor mats and fluid dampened muffler bearings. THANK YOU!
CPL-Gman
I was wondering if there could be a sticky to list all of the codes categorized by year and model? (F150, F250) That would be very helpful when I go to look at a truck and read the sticker instead of listening to the dealer trying to sell me heated floor mats and fluid dampened muffler bearings. THANK YOU!
CPL-Gman
Seriously, 3.73 E locking rear diff. You can find this information in your owners manual in your glove box. If you don't have one, visit my Ford Garage. Register you and your vehicle and you will have access to it there. If neither is an option, visit Ford Fleet and find the towing guide for your model year.
BTW, the heated floor mats the dealer I bought from are nice. Decreased my truck payment by 20 bucks a month. Downside is the Fluid muffler bearings were not an option at the time. Kind of bummed out by that.
Super Moderator
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 37,379
Likes: 1,863
From: Frederick, MD
Axle code 3E is the Ford's updated flux capacitor for the 1.21 gigawatts needed to run the motor! LOL
Seriously, 3.73 E locking rear diff. You can find this information in your owners manual in your glove box. If you don't have one, visit my Ford Garage. Register you and your vehicle and you will have access to it there. If neither is an option, visit Ford Fleet and find the towing guide for your model year.
BTW, the heated floor mats the dealer I bought from are nice. Decreased my truck payment by 20 bucks a month. Downside is the Fluid muffler bearings were not an option at the time. Kind of bummed out by that.
Seriously, 3.73 E locking rear diff. You can find this information in your owners manual in your glove box. If you don't have one, visit my Ford Garage. Register you and your vehicle and you will have access to it there. If neither is an option, visit Ford Fleet and find the towing guide for your model year.
BTW, the heated floor mats the dealer I bought from are nice. Decreased my truck payment by 20 bucks a month. Downside is the Fluid muffler bearings were not an option at the time. Kind of bummed out by that.
I want some of those heated floor mats as well!!Got the fluid muffler bearings though.
Must be a north or south of the Mason Dixon line that determines that.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Dunk
Explorer, Sport Trac, Mountaineer & Aviator
1
Jul 11, 2004 01:18 PM
