and the pickup and one main cap bolt.
Front or rear sump?
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Front or rear sump?
My buddy called to say the oil pan on Henry (351W) is in the wrong place for the IFS he is installing. It looks like the engine is stock with a front sump. (He told me but I forgot). So I need a rear sump but all I see are racing sumps for big bucks. What did you guys do that put 302/351 engines in your '48-'52 F-1s?
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But the 351W's rear sump pan uses a different oil pump pickup tube and the special stud is required to attach it to the right side of #3 main bearing cap.
D6TZ-6345-A (replaced C6TZ-6345-A) .. Stud - 1/2" -13 x 3/8" -16 x 4 11/16."
This stud is the same as: 1966 F100 352 4WD; 1967 F100/250 352 4WD; 1968/76 F100/250 360 4WD
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The 351w pan should be the same bolt pattern as the 302?
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Thanks CharlieLed, I had always presumed they might. That's what I like about here is learning.
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Sorry this is not true either. I have a 68 302 and all I needed to do was add a rear sump pickup and oil pan.
No need to change the oil pump or anything else.
No need to change the oil pump or anything else.
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351W oil pump is the same with or without a rear sump pan. It's also the same as 1969/89 351W's used in cars (D9AZ-6600-A replaced C9OZ-6600-A).
But the 351W's rear sump pan uses a different oil pump pickup tube and the special stud is required to attach it to the right side of #3 main bearing cap.
D6TZ-6345-A (replaced C6TZ-6345-A) .. Stud - 1/2" -13 x 3/8" -16 x 4 11/16."
This stud is the same as: 1966 F100 352 4WD; 1967 F100/250 352 4WD; 1968/76 F100/250 360 4WD
But the 351W's rear sump pan uses a different oil pump pickup tube and the special stud is required to attach it to the right side of #3 main bearing cap.
D6TZ-6345-A (replaced C6TZ-6345-A) .. Stud - 1/2" -13 x 3/8" -16 x 4 11/16."
This stud is the same as: 1966 F100 352 4WD; 1967 F100/250 352 4WD; 1968/76 F100/250 360 4WD
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I ordered the oil pan swap kit from Don Wood. It was $120.00, $50.00 less that suggested list price. It includes the pan, gaskets, pickup and dipstick. It is for a 351W in a Fox body.
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