Motor Mounts 64 F350
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Motor Mounts 64 F350
I have 1964 F350 with a 292, while the WD 40 does it thing does anyone know if the mounts for the engine and transmission have any side to side movement? I installed some patriot headers that are listed as fitting, one side has at least 3/4 inches of clearance and the other side is touching the frame. It is also touching the transmission crossmember, figured I'd try to see if I can get it to clear by lifting the front of the engine slightly. Hoping it has some side to side play to see if I can get it to clear the frame.
Also anyone have a Motor mount P/N for a Canadian Made 1964 F350, I ordered some from rock auto and they look nothing like what's installed. Either they different or not the proper part.
Also anyone have a Motor mount P/N for a Canadian Made 1964 F350, I ordered some from rock auto and they look nothing like what's installed. Either they different or not the proper part.
More Turbo
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Ford did have a habit of changing parts during a model year, sometimes more than once... and I have found that Rock Auto's parts catalog is sometimes incorrect, either. I always look at the pictures and specs carefully.
Also, WD-40 is not a really good penetrating oil, and when the lighter fractions evaporate, the heavy stuff that remains is gummy. Remember it stands for "Water Displacement". If you want a pre-mixed can, Kroil seems to be one of the best. But a 50/50 mixture of acetone and ATF is the best I've ever found. You need to shake it just before applying since the two halves separate out fairly fast. (I use a refillable aerosol can for mine).
That said, I don't have an answer to your original question, sorry. But I'm sure someone else who's actually pulled the engine will chime in. That's on my schedule for next year
Also, WD-40 is not a really good penetrating oil, and when the lighter fractions evaporate, the heavy stuff that remains is gummy. Remember it stands for "Water Displacement". If you want a pre-mixed can, Kroil seems to be one of the best. But a 50/50 mixture of acetone and ATF is the best I've ever found. You need to shake it just before applying since the two halves separate out fairly fast. (I use a refillable aerosol can for mine).
That said, I don't have an answer to your original question, sorry. But I'm sure someone else who's actually pulled the engine will chime in. That's on my schedule for next year
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1961/64 F100/250 2WD/4WD & F350 // 1961/64 F500/700 // 1963/64 N500/700:
1) C1TT-6A061-C .. Front Lower Rubber Insulator / Obsolete
1) C3TZ-6068-D .. Front Upper Rubber Insulator / Obsolete
See rear for sources.
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Rear: There are two upper and two lower insulators per side: These are the SAME insulators as the front.
2) C1TT-6A061-C ..Rear Lower Insulator / Obsolete
OBSOLETE RELIABLE PARTS in Nashville GA has 3 = 229-686-5101.
MCDONALD OBSOLETE PARTS in Rockville IN has 6 = 812-359-4965.
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2) C3TZ-6068-D .. Rear Upper Insulator / Obsolete
MCDONALD OBSOLETE PARTS has 6.
GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 129 = 800-543-4959.
CARPENTER NOS PARTS in Concord NC has 967 = 800-476-9653.
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My two 1966 F250 4x4's both use the front and rear mounts. One 6 cylinder and one V8. 3 touch points - 1 in front and 2 on the bellhousing. Once you place the engine you have to pass bolts through the frame, insulators and mount. There is not much wiggle room. I use a larger phillips screwdriver to line up each hole before installing the bolt for each.
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