C-6 gov. difference?
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I should of given some more info.Tranny in truck (79) has only 1 or 2 shifts left in it.In process of re-building 1 from a Lincoln (77).I have a shorter output shaft on order and was going to use governor from Linc. so I could assemble and be ready to R&R (Truck's not a daily driver,but I want as little down time as poss.)
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Originally Posted by SRD4X4
I should of given some more info.Tranny in truck (79) has only 1 or 2 shifts left in it.In process of re-building 1 from a Lincoln (77).I have a shorter output shaft on order and was going to use governor from Linc. so I could assemble and be ready to R&R (Truck's not a daily driver,but I want as little down time as poss.)
1977 400 C6 Governor: D7AZ-7C063-B (Part number is from the truck parts book, the number refers to a 1977 big Ford/Merc/Lincoln (A).
1977 460 C6 Governor: D7TZ-7C063-B (this is a truck (T) part number)
D = Decade = 1970's / 7 = year = 1977 / A = Big Ford / T = Truck / Z = means nothing.
Keep in mind that while an A or T may designate a part for certain model, it may fit others as well.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Apr 9, 2007 at 07:00 PM.
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