Need Part Number
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Laughing Gas
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Need Part Number
Does anyone know the part number for the rear transmission mount-to-crossmember isolators for a 1984 F150 4X4 C-6 transmission?
Need to change them while the trans. is out. Part stores don't know what I'm talking about.
Any help appreciated!
Need to change them while the trans. is out. Part stores don't know what I'm talking about.
Any help appreciated!
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Laughing Gas
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Yes, thank you, the part is 6E039 in the drawing. My Haynes manual refers to it as rear transmission mount-to-crossmember isolator. Looks like they were only used on 4X4s.
Thanks for looking that up for me.
Thanks for looking that up for me.
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EDIT: Ford just obsoleted this part.
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But the -A says that part number is for a 4WD manual-transmission only (unless I'm reading that wrong, which is possible)
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I think the box is showing what all the upper and lower fit. If you look at the other engines it is fairly clear.
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Here's the 300 I-6 page you posted (that you taught me how to do!), how many upper part numbers does it show? ONE
How many lower part numbers does it show? ONE
So the applications are for both A/T & M/T and if you look at other engine sizes, as the Oklahoma Kid said...there's no mention of A/T or M/T.
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Thanks to all for the info. I probably need both upper and lower for each side but at $90 each it probably won't happen. $360 for 4 isolators is more than I care to spend when other things are needed to complete the project.
I very much appreciate the effort from everyone.
I very much appreciate the effort from everyone.