Intake Manifold Identification
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Intake Manifold Identification
I posted a message before you guys told me to get the # on the manifold I have it. C4SE 9425A If anyone can tell me what engine this manifold was on and the vehicles if possible
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That was used on both 352's and 390's in 64. Cast iron single 4bbl. Full size Ford and Merc. Probably T bird also. The T birds used a angled spacer under the carb. You need to measure the bore and stroke to find the real deal on your engine. A lot of stuff could have been changed over the last 42 years unless your postive the engine was untouched.
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Thanks the intake manifold I have is not from my motor my buddy gave it to me because he couldn't put a thermostat in it which is pretty weird. The hole for the thermostat is huge the housing barely covers it.
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Do you know how big the larger thermostat is because I've been working on vehicles a long time and I've never seen anything this big on any vehicle I checked at the local parts store and they had no clue as usual will have to check some of my older 390 motors laying around.
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The numbers on the manifold say it is a 1964 manifold. So go in and ask for a thermostat and water outlet/thermostat housing for a 1964 Galaxie with a 390. They should show a different number than the later trucks.
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It's aprox 2.5" diameter. I have one in a NAPA box with a "191" number. This will also cross reff as a Mopar application besides Ford. Should be no problem finding one. Ask for one for a 74 318 Dodge. Same part as the large Ford one.
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Thanks guys will have to try that if that doesn't work I'll measure the hole and let you guys know
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There is also an adapter you can buy to use a smaller stat in a larger stat intake. A guy named Bob Hasty sells them on ebay and www.fordfe.com. Something like $7 to your door. I have one and they work well. I can get you his contact info if needed.
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