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Old Feb 6, 2007 | 05:44 PM
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I Have a 292 motor and was wondering if by chance it had the same bell housing as an fe block? I read somewhere that it was replaced by the 292 and was wondering if there were any similarities between the two. We have a 360 that is no longer, and were wondering if the 292 we have will fit in it's place with minimal modification.
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Old Feb 6, 2007 | 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Block Boy
I Have a 292 motor and was wondering if by chance it had the same bell housing as an fe block? I read somewhere that it was replaced by the 292 and was wondering if there were any similarities between the two. We have a 360 that is no longer, and were wondering if the 292 we have will fit in it's place with minimal modification.
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Nope, two entirely different engines sharing no internal/external parts.
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 04:16 AM
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i think the easy change you have been told about is with the 361 ft & 391ft share the same truck type bellhousing,s big truck i mean f600 and up im just swaping a 292 y to a 361 ft in my f700 1963
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 04:54 AM
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i think the easy change you have been told about is with the 361 ft & 391ft share the same truck type bellhousing,s big truck i mean f600 and up im just swaping a 292 y to a 361 ft in my f700 1963
A 292 Y Block bell housing will not interchange with a FE 352/390/428 bell housing or the FT 330/361/391 bell housing...at least not part number wise.

None of the parts numbers are the same between the Y block, FE or FT engines.

The FT engine is an upscale FE engine.
 

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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Block Boy
I Have a 292 motor and was wondering if by chance it had the same bell housing as an fe block? I read somewhere that it was replaced by the 292 and was wondering if there were any similarities between the two. We have a 360 that is no longer, and were wondering if the 292 we have will fit in it's place with minimal modification.
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The last Y block 292 used in pickups was 1964. In 1965, the FE engines became available as an option on F100/350's. About the only parts that exchange between the Y block and the FE's are the points, condenser and rotor. The two engines are as different as night and day.
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:10 AM
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what about the big truck like f 700 and up ? are there any number that match in 1963 &1964
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by f700
what about the big truck like f 700 and up ? are there any number that match in 1963 &1964
No Sir, I just looked through all the bell housing part numbers from 1957 thru 1972. Not one part number matches between a Y block, a FT or an FE.

For Example

B8Y-7505-A Bell Housing Y Block 1957/64 (292) B/C/F/P/N 100/750

C4TZ-7505-D Bell Housing FT 1964/72 (330/361/391) B/C/F/N 100/800

D0TZ-7505-A Bell Housing FE 1965/72 (352/360/390) F100/350
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:40 AM
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i have a bellhousing its number C4TA=7505-G
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:46 AM
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Originally Posted by f700
i have a bellhousing its number C4TA=7505-G
C4TA-7505-G = C4TZ-7505-D (FT 330, 361, 391)

Source: 1964/72 Ford Truck Parts Catalog, Section 75, Pg 2
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 05:56 AM
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ok, you learn sumthink new ever day has im doing that change very soon lucky i have the both bellhousing s . i have a three one =number C5DA-6394-A y block i think car ? thank you now i have a mount probl
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 06:13 AM
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ok, you learn sumthink new ever day has im doing that change very soon lucky i have the both bellhousing s . i have a three one =number C5DA-6394-A y block i think car ? thank you now i have a mount probl
I haven't a car parts book handy, but I do know this:

C5DA = 1965 Falcon

C= Decade = 1960's

5 = Year = 1965

D = Falcon (if it fits a Falcon, it should fit a 65/66 Mustang or a '65 Comet)

A = Engineering/Casting Number

Can't tell from your number if it's for a 6 or V8. The 6's were either a 170 or a 200. The V8's were either a 260 or 289.
 

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well you just got to love the numbers they always add up , now im thinking that the bellhousing mount,s won,t line up where the y bellhousing were ?
would i be able to get you to check a intake manifold for me ? number= D5TE-9425-TA and that you for your help on still
 
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Old Feb 7, 2007 | 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by f700
well you just got to love the numbers they always add up , now im thinking that the bellhousing mount,s won,t line up where the y bellhousing were ?
would i be able to get you to check a intake manifold for me ? number= D5TE-9425-TA and that you for your help on still
Can't help on the intake manifold, no refs. But with the D5TE (1975) prefix, if it's a 4V manifold, it's a 390. If it's a 2V, it could be either a 330 M/D or a 360.

The FE 360/390 intakes will not interchange with the FT 330's.
 
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Hi did the 330ft 361ft 391ft come out with a 4v intake ? and are they intechange able ?
 
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