Econoline Clutch
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Econoline Clutch
New to the forum, Have a 1961 Econoline pickup clutch is slipping. Where is the best outlet to purchase a new clutch? Part number? And should we replace the flywheel? Part number for it?
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Assuming you still have the original 144 cui engine.
You should look up clutch parts for a Falcon, since it is the same as our Econolines.
The Ford part number for the clutch disc is C2UZ 7550-A , which has an 8-1/2" diameter.
The Pressure Plate is C1UU 7563-A, also an 8-1/2" diameter.
The Flywheel is C3DZ 6375-C, 10-3/4" diameter, six 5/16"-18 pressure plate attaching holes on 9-3/8" bolt circle
The flywheel ring gear is C0DE 6384-A, 132 Teeth, 11.158" O.D.
Here is a drawing showing the clutch parts:
https://econoline.org/drawing.php?d=P-3381
You should look up clutch parts for a Falcon, since it is the same as our Econolines.
The Ford part number for the clutch disc is C2UZ 7550-A , which has an 8-1/2" diameter.
The Pressure Plate is C1UU 7563-A, also an 8-1/2" diameter.
The Flywheel is C3DZ 6375-C, 10-3/4" diameter, six 5/16"-18 pressure plate attaching holes on 9-3/8" bolt circle
The flywheel ring gear is C0DE 6384-A, 132 Teeth, 11.158" O.D.
Here is a drawing showing the clutch parts:
https://econoline.org/drawing.php?d=P-3381
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