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Hoping one of the resident spring gurus can weigh in on this. While visiting my Powerstroke mechanic today he has a cut up F350 SRW that is believe to be a 2006 in his yard. The truck took major front-end damage and the frame was cut from behind the cab to part out axle and springs. No door-sticker, so trying to figure out what these springs are.
Of course I forgot to count how many leafs there were. But, there was a single helper and a small block between the leafs. Picture is of numbers on the bottomside of the pack. Axle was already removed. Any interpreters of these numbers?
After the 7C34, is that an F or ? Should have two letters there...
Or is it 7G34?
Either way, its a 2007 part.
Originally Posted by fishintheobx
Hoping one of the resident spring gurus can weigh in on this. While visiting my Powerstroke mechanic today he has a cut up F350 SRW that is believe to be a 2006 in his yard. The truck took major front-end damage and the frame was cut from behind the cab to part out axle and springs. No door-sticker, so trying to figure out what these springs are.
Of course I forgot to count how many leafs there were. But, there was a single helper and a small block between the leafs. Picture is of numbers on the bottomside of the pack. Axle was already removed. Any interpreters of these numbers?
Hoping one of the resident spring gurus can weigh in on this. While visiting my Powerstroke mechanic today he has a cut up F350 SRW that is believe to be a 2006 in his yard. The truck took major front-end damage and the frame was cut from behind the cab to part out axle and springs. No door-sticker, so trying to figure out what these springs are.
Of course I forgot to count how many leafs there were. But, there was a single helper and a small block between the leafs. Picture is of numbers on the bottomside of the pack. Axle was already removed. Any interpreters of these numbers?
If you can get me the last 8 digits of the vin I can tell. As RobRoss said, it should have another letter after the F.
Thanks Gents... Pretty sure it is a 7G34 F. What is after the "F" is of question. I'll have to go back and take a look at them. Won't be able to get the VIN # I don't think as the frame was cut behind the cab and the front portion of the truck is already gone.
Thanks Gents... Pretty sure it is a 7G34 F. What is after the "F" is of question. I'll have to go back and take a look at them. Won't be able to get the VIN # I don't think as the frame was cut behind the cab and the front portion of the truck is already gone.
From what I could tell from the limited info is that spring won't fit your Excursion, it's too long. I'll do some looking tho.
I agree that it looks like 7G34, however I cannot find anything on it. I do find 7C34, that spring is ~8' longer than what an Excursion would use. Rate varied over the suffix bumps (FA to FG) from ~324 to 348 lbs/in on the primary side, didn't look at anything else. My guess is that spring was on a 2008 truck. HTH
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