Steering parts interchangeably
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Steering parts interchangeably
I have a 75 e250 van that the front end was rebuilt with under 1000 miles on the rebuild with all new tie rods and tie ends pitmam arm. So my question is will all that fit my 73 f350 super camper?I know the steering box is different. I would look and measure but the van is a ways away from me. I looked on line but I'm not good at searching so now I'm asking. Thanks
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I have a 75 e250 van that the front end was rebuilt with under 1000 miles on the rebuild with all new tie rods and tie ends pitmam arm. So my question is will all that fit my 73 f350 super camper?I know the steering box is different. I would look and measure but the van is a ways away from me. I looked on line but I'm not good at searching so now I'm asking. Thanks
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I don't think anything will interchange. The parts catalog shows that the drag link for the F350 is 40 7/16" long, the one for the E250 is 43 7/32".
It also shows different part numbers for the tie rod and tie rod ends. The trucks show a "T" part number (D3T) and the Econoline part numbers all have a "U" in them (D5U) In Ford part numbers "U" is for Econoline.
It also shows different part numbers for the tie rod and tie rod ends. The trucks show a "T" part number (D3T) and the Econoline part numbers all have a "U" in them (D5U) In Ford part numbers "U" is for Econoline.
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NONE of the steering related parts interchange, Econolines are completely different than F100/350's.
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