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N60 = LN600 gas. You will have no end to your troubles calling this truck a '73 F600 with a 330. Some stuff interchanges, some does not. See below for the illustrations showing the difference.
E = 361 4V XD FT gas V8. Again, there is a lot of interchange with the 330 HD, not quite as much with the 330 MD.
V = Kentucky Truck Plant
055254 = 1977 numerical series. (1973 numbers start with "Q", "R" or "S")
Need to know what truck you have, most F models had a standard pump with the fan mounted on the end of the pump shaft
Most L models used a different pump that mounted a separate fan hub up high on the pump
Yes, guys, this is a LN style.... it has the flip over/ hinged front end. I am not sure if it has the high mount fan or not. When I get back to the truck again, I will check. Thanks for getting me straight on the model. Don't know why I got confused a bout what I had.
Okay- I have the fan mounted to the water pump pulley- like a conventional fan & pulley system- any part numbers for this style of pump. And thanks for getting me straight on what I was looking at!
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