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5th Wheeling
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Part help
Been a bit because of life. Broke this while changing valve cover gasket. Anyone know where to get this? And what exactly what it is called. 1977 f150 351 m . Thanks in advance
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5th Wheeling
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Thanks so much. Lay off is coming. Got to get her running so I can get her out of the garage for some other projects. Thank you for the quick response. I am a little jealous that I can’t help someone but I am still learning. Concrete guy not a mechanic.
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All the emission diagrams start here. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post20821317
Should be able to ID it, and then work on getting a part #.
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Should be able to ID it, and then work on getting a part #.
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Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts
National Parts Depot:Ford Truck Parts & Accessories | 1948-1979
MAC's Antique Auto Parts
Blue Oval Truck Parts
Jeff's Bronco Graveyard
LMC Truck - Ford Truck Parts and Truck Accessories
The Early Ford Store-San Dimas,CA
Truck & Car Shop (Orange, CA): 48-86 Ford Trucks, 66-86 Ford Bronco
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Laughing Gas
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Looks like your part, mid 70's Ford Vacuum amplifier. might fit $30
https://www.ebay.com/p/1150837778
https://www.ebay.com/p/1150837778
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5th Wheeling
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My attempt to fix broken piece. JB Weld for plastic. Two part deep pour epoxy inside for stability. Wish me luck! Should be able to start putting her back together this week.
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if the fix doesn't work, here is a post that listed some new ones that match your specific part number (but it was 10 years ago)...
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15661189
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15661189
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Crab,
Little late to the party here BUT next time you need to repair items you cant find.... try this.
What I do is drill out holes in one piece for steel pins around 1/16 in, 0r larger in size (depending on the size of the piece
then match holes in other piece, put the bonding agent on the pieces, incert the pins and clamp in vice for 24 hrs,
Sand or grind off excess, paint and install. Also in your case I would have cut out a piece of steel or alum.l that would fit in that grove, clamp it into the epoxy and coat again on top. maybe even drill a few holes int it for more adhesion surface...
Attached is a piece of aluminum for my winch I nad to repair,
When you can't find it you have to fixit it....
Little late to the party here BUT next time you need to repair items you cant find.... try this.
What I do is drill out holes in one piece for steel pins around 1/16 in, 0r larger in size (depending on the size of the piece
then match holes in other piece, put the bonding agent on the pieces, incert the pins and clamp in vice for 24 hrs,
Sand or grind off excess, paint and install. Also in your case I would have cut out a piece of steel or alum.l that would fit in that grove, clamp it into the epoxy and coat again on top. maybe even drill a few holes int it for more adhesion surface...
Attached is a piece of aluminum for my winch I nad to repair,
When you can't find it you have to fixit it....
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Ah the old Warn 8274 and the manual clutch ****....clutch housing part # 37476. found. http://www.nickt.com/info/landrover/...rts%20List.pdf
Yes you are right though, some time you just have to make it.
Yes you are right though, some time you just have to make it.
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