Oil pans
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Oil pans
This might not seem like a bronco question but, I have a 1975 Bricklin and it has a 351w with an oil pan from the bronco/van. It has a rear sump but it is more in the middle to clear the bronco's exhaust, at least that is what I am told. What years did Ford use this pan and on what vehicles?
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can't give you all the years, it was used but have seen it on the early broncos with the 351 in it, and all the 80s 4x4s with the ttb front suspension used it, and have seen it on some mid 70s f150s so basically I think you will find that pan on about any of fords 4x4s the only differnce might be as to where the dipstick tube is I think on some of them they had it in the pan.
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Sounds like a van pan to me, they had the sump pretty much in the middle, just slightly offset to the rear. Bronco/4x4 pans are almost all of the way to the rear. Theres also the rear sump 80's LTD pan, has sump to rear- use that to put 351 in early Bronco.
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