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Fuel Tank Neck Grommet | Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts
Looks like there's some foam strips on the back side as well. Looks pretty common.
Thxs -
So, I thing they re- flashed the cpu that corrected the problem.
The problem, I was having was the electric fuel pump stopped working.
as the power up wire voltage dropped to 2.8volts after about 15 minutes of run time.
The techs said it must be in my wiring socket cpu or TBI plug to wring harness. But it all checked out good.
And when returned I reinstalled the cpu an it fired right up so, I think they just re-flashed it to correct the problem, I was having with it!
I do miss the Holley 600 as I had it setup perfect an when you stepped on the gas pedal it took off.
I'm going through some different setting an still working on getting it turned to the way, I want it to run.
So it's kind of hard to answer your question with were, I'm at with it right now to be honest.
My old burned out brain now has a hard time remembering all this new TBI stuff getting things all sorted out.

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Fuel Tank Neck Grommet | Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts
Looks like there's some foam strips on the back side as well. Looks pretty common.
Thxs -
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I measured the bed to square it using the bed rails under the truck that sit right on the frame. Those are right on. Only issue with the bed is by the back bumper where the frame ends there is 2 and a half on one side and 2 and 3/8 on the other. I would think those should be the same but not sure.
Thanks Jeff, for the part number and contact(s)... Going to order tomorrow.
So, does anyone have specs on where the beds sits on the frame? Where the cab sits on the frame? I'm trying to do this without taking the front end apart but maybe I will have to. I know once I take those original inner fenders and rad support off, they will be toast.
Thanks for the help !
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Having a hard time removing the rubber cab mounts so I shimmed the drivers side about 3/8 inch up and took this pic. Passenger side is still high just a bit. Can one of you guys take the same pic of your truck so I can see where that line on the cab should line up with the bed?
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You guys on this site have been a huge blessing in helping me get thru various obstacles. So I am very appreciative of the help. My Gandmother is still hanging in there. She is 93 and does not like to get out much. But I take photo's to her. It gives us something to talk about other than how she is feeling.

Instrument Cluster Lens... I need to find a quality cluster lens. and some touch up paint for the needle. Or should I find a palce ro just send it off to be rebuilt? I tried cleaning the cluster lens but it only helped a bit. <br/><br/>So main thing will be to order a new lens. C7TZ-10880-B ...Jeff, is that the right number? Where would be the best place to buy a new lens? <br/>
Instrument Cluster Lens... I need to find a quality cluster lens. and some touch up paint for the needle. Or should I find a palce ro just send it off to be rebuilt? I tried cleaning the cluster lens but it only helped a bit. <br/><br/>So main thing will be to order a new lens. C7TZ-10880-B ...Jeff, is that the right number? Where would be the best place to buy a new lens? <br/>
DC has it at $24.95. www.dennis-carpenter.com.
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Phone (972) 937-2201
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Instrument Panels
ABOVE: This is an example of standard instrumentation for the 1967-1969 Ford and Mercury models and included a steel surround (bezel). 1967 bezels were trimmed in white and '68-'69 versions (shown here) were trimmed in silver.UPPER RIGHT: Ford's full instrumentation package also included gauges in the lower two pods instead of just idiot lights and were standard on the Custom Cab and Ranger. The chrome-plated plastic versions were offered from '67-'69 on the Custom Cab and Ranger as well as on all '70-'72 models.
LOWER RIGHT: The woodgrain cluster was introduced in '69 on the Ranger and was used for '70-'72 XLTs, which also had lower woodgrain panels and a plastic woodgrain 'modesty' panel below the RH side of the dash. The '70-'72 non-XLT Ranger had no woodgrain accents. The '70-'72 woodgrain was also darker than the '69s.


(A = Wiring Harness Connection)
Pictured here are the differences in the instrument panels. The '67-'69 panels had a stamped steel rear gauge housing using individually-wired 1895 bulbs. The '70-'72 versions had a printed circuit board and removable 168/194 bulb sockets. The early panel assemblies are not interchangeable with the later assemblies, although all bezels are fully interchangeable. Although the '70 circuit boards do have a printed circuit board like the '71-'72 versions, the '70 circuit board is a one-year-only item...they are slightly different from the '71-'72 versions. The '70 harness connector is 1-1/2" high whereas the '71-'72 connector is 2-1/4" high (for the gauge version).

You cannot install a gauge-type panel in a truck originally equipped with idiot lights (or vice versa) without installing a matching wiring harness, because of differences in wiring for the ammeter in the harness under the dash and hood. The gauge-type wiring harness includes a shunt located between the alternator and the starter solenoid. Two wires come from the shunt to feed the ammeter. The gauge-type harness and plug for the instrument panel are also wired differently. Also, with the ammeter, the ignition switch feeds the "S" terminal on the regulator with 12V. With the idiot lights, the regulator "S" terminal gets voltage from the stator. Essentially, it's a big swap to do for a oil gauge and barely-functioning factory ammeter. Go to the FORDification.com forums and do a search for "F600 panel" or "shunt"....the subject has come up many times there. If the purpose of your desire to add the full-instrumentation panel to your truck is for functioning gauges, you'd be better off installing a set of aftermarket underdash gauges. The installation would be MUCH simpler and the gauges much more accurate. However, if you're determined to do this with junkyard parts, then it's highly suggested you install the main and underdash wiring harnesses that match the instrument panel being used.







