what engine do i have
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what engine do i have
I have just got a 64 ford swb truck. I can't figure out what engine it has. Here is some information about it. I know that it is an FE series because it has 352 cast on the block. The tag on
the coil mounting bolt reads just like this: 0 67 8
A 311 A
The number on the intake manifold is this: C7TE-3425-F. Can someone identify this engine and tell me any other information they get from this. Thank you.
the coil mounting bolt reads just like this: 0 67 8
A 311 A
The number on the intake manifold is this: C7TE-3425-F. Can someone identify this engine and tell me any other information they get from this. Thank you.
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what engine do i have
OK, a couple of things to think about. The 64s did not come with a FE motor, so we need to figure out if your title is correct, or if someone put in an FE in place of the OE motor. What kind of suspension does it have in the front, strait axle or twin I beam? Are there "steps" in the floor pan inside of the door.
Apparently you have an FE motor, but there may be a title problem with your truck. Lets figure this out first.
Nathan
Apparently you have an FE motor, but there may be a title problem with your truck. Lets figure this out first.
Nathan
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what engine do i have
>The number on the intake manifold
>is this: C7TE-3425-F. Can someone
>identify this engine and tell
>me any other information they
>get from this. Thank you.
The easiest way to ID an engine is by getting a casting # off the block. It should be somewhere near the oil filter- just above it. It will be some number with 6015 in it somewhere. That intake # might tell you what engine family it is, but getting the casting # is the best way.
About the intake#- The "C7" means that it is a 67 part#. The 292 that would have been the original V-8 in your 64 has not been put in ford vehicles since 64. That means that the engine has definitely been swapped if it is a 64, and you say it is. I'm going to guess that you have an FE- but with the casting # someone should know for sure.
Also- just to avoid any confusion- the "3" in your intake # is really a "9". Sometimes they are hard to read
Nate
1964 F-100 Custom Cab 292 V-8 3 spd
1964 F-100 292 V-8 3 spd
1990 F-150 5.8L
http://www.geocities.com/revnate64/Revnate.html
>is this: C7TE-3425-F. Can someone
>identify this engine and tell
>me any other information they
>get from this. Thank you.
The easiest way to ID an engine is by getting a casting # off the block. It should be somewhere near the oil filter- just above it. It will be some number with 6015 in it somewhere. That intake # might tell you what engine family it is, but getting the casting # is the best way.
About the intake#- The "C7" means that it is a 67 part#. The 292 that would have been the original V-8 in your 64 has not been put in ford vehicles since 64. That means that the engine has definitely been swapped if it is a 64, and you say it is. I'm going to guess that you have an FE- but with the casting # someone should know for sure.
Also- just to avoid any confusion- the "3" in your intake # is really a "9". Sometimes they are hard to read
Nate
1964 F-100 Custom Cab 292 V-8 3 spd
1964 F-100 292 V-8 3 spd
1990 F-150 5.8L
http://www.geocities.com/revnate64/Revnate.html
