Decoding Ford Part Numbers?
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Decoding Ford Part Numbers?
Is there a web site you can type in Ford Part Number and get a description of the part? What year it is for and What it will fit?
This is got to be the place to get an answer with all the Ford Lovers hear!
Thanks Much
This is got to be the place to get an answer with all the Ford Lovers hear!
Thanks Much
Last edited by Torque1st; Jan 28, 2007 at 02:13 AM.
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HI Torque1st
I had no idea MS office has an bad affect on this site. Did not mean to **** you off. But now I know now, so thanks for the info. Just tried it!
I am shocked nobody knows the answer!
I had no idea MS office has an bad affect on this site. Did not mean to **** you off. But now I know now, so thanks for the info. Just tried it!
I am shocked nobody knows the answer!
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actually, your question was answered in a round about way by one of F.T.E.'s smartest parts men. if Bill can't decode a part number, Dennis (Mil1ion) can. 
post the part number here, and someone will get back to you soon enough with a what it is and where to put it answer.
i usually use this site.
http://www.hammar.dyndns.org/~djhamma/partnumb.htm
and if i can't get an answer there then i ask one of the pros.
post the part number here, and someone will get back to you soon enough with a what it is and where to put it answer.
i usually use this site.
http://www.hammar.dyndns.org/~djhamma/partnumb.htm
and if i can't get an answer there then i ask one of the pros.
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Well thank you tjc
E8ZE-9B647-AD This was the first one.
This part has all these numbers on it.
First line F3TE-9643-DA
2 Line 44ZH-926
3 Line Ford PA
E8ZE-9B647-AD This was the first one.
This part has all these numbers on it.
First line F3TE-9643-DA
2 Line 44ZH-926
3 Line Ford PA
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I use the Hammar one as well, as long as you take your time and use a bit of intelligence on it, you will find the answer.
It also helps to know what the part is to begin with.
The first is an engine part for an 88 Mustang, the second is an engine part for a 93 truck.
It also helps to know what the part is to begin with.
The first is an engine part for an 88 Mustang, the second is an engine part for a 93 truck.
Last edited by Ford_Six; Jan 28, 2007 at 03:21 PM.
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Originally Posted by hd4ever
Well thank you tjc
E8ZE-9B647-AD This was the first one.
This part has all these numbers on it.
First line F3TE-9643-DA
2 Line 44ZH-926
3 Line Ford PA
E8ZE-9B647-AD This was the first one.
This part has all these numbers on it.
First line F3TE-9643-DA
2 Line 44ZH-926
3 Line Ford PA
These newer engineering numbers are tough to track down without refs. The first one refers to 1988 Mustang, the second 1993 truck.(but just because the #'s refer to these vehicles, it doesn't mean they fit those vehicles)..Both are in the 9600 group, which pertains to the air cleaner and related parts.
Any Ford dealer can convert these #'s in seconds with the right refs. Sorry, I cannot.
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NOTE: Engine parts are in group 6000, fuel systems are in group 9000, The sub 9600 group, refers to air cleaners, brackets, inlet hoses, etc. While a 9000 part may have an affect on an engine, they're still a 9000 part. If it's strictly an engine part (cam, heads crank, etc) it'll be in group 6000.
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Originally Posted by Ford_Six
I use the Hammar one as well, as long as you take your time and use a bit of intelligence on it, you will find the answer.
It also helps to know what the part is to begin with.
The first is an engine part for an 88 Mustang, the second is an engine part for a 93 truck.
It also helps to know what the part is to begin with.
The first is an engine part for an 88 Mustang, the second is an engine part for a 93 truck.
So, even tho the parts relate to the engine, by the fact that these are 9000 numbers, and in the sub 9600 group (air cleaners, etc)...they are fuel related.
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E8ZE-9B647-AD
Well I can tell you it has to do with the Air Cleaner/air induction system designed for an 88 Mustang.
and (-AD) has been changed a few times.
It's a Coupler for the intake system
Coupler – E8ZE-9B647-AD
You can read about it here.
http://www.dfwstangs.net/tech/casper_art/maxindex.htm
Well I can tell you it has to do with the Air Cleaner/air induction system designed for an 88 Mustang.
and (-AD) has been changed a few times.
It's a Coupler for the intake system
Coupler – E8ZE-9B647-AD
You can read about it here.
http://www.dfwstangs.net/tech/casper_art/maxindex.htm
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