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460 Oil Pan
I want to use a rear sump oil pan when I put in the 460.
I have seen several stock types. Has anyone found a particular year that works best? Also, what capacities are available?
I have seen several stock types. Has anyone found a particular year that works best? Also, what capacities are available?
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Originally Posted by Mil1ion
70's E-series vans with 460's have what you need.
Oil pump pick-up as well.
Oil pump pick-up as well.
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Originally Posted by Mil1ion
70's E-series vans with 460's have what you need. Oil pump pick-up as well.
All Ford truck 300 6's and all the V8's from the 1960's and later (exc. diesels) have a 6 quart oil capacity. The cars have 5.
E7UZ-6675-A .. Oil Pan~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6675-A; E6UZ-6675-A
E4UZ-6622-A .. Oil Pan Pickup Tube/Screen~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6622-A
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
From 1975 thru 1989 (and prolly a bit later), all the Econoline 460's used the same oil pan and pick up tube and screen. The part numbers changed several times in the 1980's, but the 1989 pan will work just fine on a 1975. Note: only the E250/350's had a 460 engine. The E150's never offered a 460.
All Ford truck 300 6's and all the V8's from the 1960's and later (exc. diesels) have a 6 quart oil capacity. The cars have 5.
E7UZ-6675-A .. Oil Pan~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6675-A; E6UZ-6675-A
E4UZ-6622-A .. Oil Pan Pickup Tube/Screen~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6622-A
All Ford truck 300 6's and all the V8's from the 1960's and later (exc. diesels) have a 6 quart oil capacity. The cars have 5.
E7UZ-6675-A .. Oil Pan~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6675-A; E6UZ-6675-A
E4UZ-6622-A .. Oil Pan Pickup Tube/Screen~460 Econoline Only~Replaces >>> D5UZ-6622-A
E7TZ-6675-A...pan
E4UZ-6622-A...pickup
D9HZ-6345-A...main cap bolt w/stud.
Incidentally, from my research, the difference between the E7TZ pan and the E9TZ pan was that the later pan had a press in dipstick tube whereas the E7 pan had a screw in dipstick tube. I found pictures of both (which are identical except for the dipstick tube variance), and it looks exactly the same as the 70's 4X4 pan.
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Originally Posted by instig8r63
Here are some numbers that I found in a 1991 Street Rodder article...
E7TZ-6675-A...pan
E4UZ-6622-A...pickup
D9HZ-6345-A...main cap bolt w/stud.
Incidentally, from my research, the difference between the E7TZ pan and the E9TZ pan was that the later pan had a press in dipstick tube whereas the E7 pan had a screw in dipstick tube. I found pictures of both (which are identical except for the dipstick tube variance), and it looks exactly the same as the 70's 4X4 pan.
E7TZ-6675-A...pan
E4UZ-6622-A...pickup
D9HZ-6345-A...main cap bolt w/stud.
Incidentally, from my research, the difference between the E7TZ pan and the E9TZ pan was that the later pan had a press in dipstick tube whereas the E7 pan had a screw in dipstick tube. I found pictures of both (which are identical except for the dipstick tube variance), and it looks exactly the same as the 70's 4X4 pan.
The oil pan you listed is NOT compatible with the pickup tube..at all. The oil pan is for a 1980/89 F250/350 & Super Duty 460, but the tube is for an ECONOLINE ONLY. The correct pickup tube/screen that matches E7TZ-6675-A is: E4TZ-6622-A
The problems with all the various magazine articles is that they are loaded with errors, and the mags always have a disclaimer somewhere, stating they
aren't responsible for the very tech articles they write and print.
The E9TZ-6675-A oil pan was never used in a F150/350, Super Duty or any Econoline. It was used ONLY in the F53 stripped chassis (no body), used by Motorhome manufacturers and for other uses.
There is NO such thing as a 1970's 460 Econoline 4X4 oil pan, because FORD never made an Econoline 4X4 ever, with any engine. There's also no such thing as a F Series 1970's 4X4 460 oil pan either. The 460 wasn't used in F Series 4X4's till the 1980's. The Econoline 460 oil pans have a reverse sump, so the pan and pickup tube/screen can be used in swapping a 460 into something else.
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
WHOA!!
The oil pan you listed is NOT compatible with the pickup tube..at all. The oil pan is for a 1980/89 F250/350 & Super Duty 460, but the tube is for an ECONOLINE ONLY. The correct pickup tube/screen that matches E7TZ-6675-A is: E4TZ-6622-A
The problems with all the various magazine articles is that they are loaded with errors, and the mags always have a disclaimer somewhere, stating they
aren't responsible for the very tech articles they write and print.
The E9TZ-6675-A oil pan was never used in a F150/350, Super Duty or any Econoline. It was used ONLY in the F53 stripped chassis (no body), used by Motorhome manufacturers and for other uses.
There is NO such thing as a 1970's 460 Econoline 4X4 oil pan, because FORD never made an Econoline 4X4 ever, with any engine. There's also no such thing as a F Series 1970's 4X4 460 oil pan either. The 460 wasn't used in F Series 4X4's till the 1980's. The Econoline 460 oil pans have a reverse sump, so the pan and pickup tube/screen can be used in swapping a 460 into something else.
The oil pan you listed is NOT compatible with the pickup tube..at all. The oil pan is for a 1980/89 F250/350 & Super Duty 460, but the tube is for an ECONOLINE ONLY. The correct pickup tube/screen that matches E7TZ-6675-A is: E4TZ-6622-A
The problems with all the various magazine articles is that they are loaded with errors, and the mags always have a disclaimer somewhere, stating they
aren't responsible for the very tech articles they write and print.
The E9TZ-6675-A oil pan was never used in a F150/350, Super Duty or any Econoline. It was used ONLY in the F53 stripped chassis (no body), used by Motorhome manufacturers and for other uses.
There is NO such thing as a 1970's 460 Econoline 4X4 oil pan, because FORD never made an Econoline 4X4 ever, with any engine. There's also no such thing as a F Series 1970's 4X4 460 oil pan either. The 460 wasn't used in F Series 4X4's till the 1980's. The Econoline 460 oil pans have a reverse sump, so the pan and pickup tube/screen can be used in swapping a 460 into something else.
Thanks for the correct numbers
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Originally Posted by instig8r63
It's too bad the magazines are aloud to print incorrect information in a tech article.
Thanks for the correct numbers
Thanks for the correct numbers
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Bill said:The 460 wasn't used in F Series 4X4's till the 1980's
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1983 to be exact.
Magazines are ALLOWED (not aloud) to print whatever they want because they put disclaimers in their articles like Bill mentioned.
Heck, there are even errors in Ford literature..that's one reason FTE is so great because of the Minds that hang out on FTE with factual information
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1983 to be exact.
Magazines are ALLOWED (not aloud) to print whatever they want because they put disclaimers in their articles like Bill mentioned.
Heck, there are even errors in Ford literature..that's one reason FTE is so great because of the Minds that hang out on FTE with factual information
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The main cap bolt IS the correct one, btw...I knew that 1983 was the first 4X4 460, but it wasn't pertinent here, so I didn't list it.
Hanged is the correct term to inre to neck stretching. Speaking about bad info, the History Channel's Wild West Tech used "hung" in several of their shows, incurring not only the ire of the old west buffs, but several of the "contributors" they had on each show. Several of the contributors will not have anything more to do with the HC programs. Another gaffe was when they discussed the Henry Rifle, then showed a Model 1894...they were only off by 34 yrs.
If you need to do any further research, you are welcome to use my refs...they aren't from some magazine.
Hanged is the correct term to inre to neck stretching. Speaking about bad info, the History Channel's Wild West Tech used "hung" in several of their shows, incurring not only the ire of the old west buffs, but several of the "contributors" they had on each show. Several of the contributors will not have anything more to do with the HC programs. Another gaffe was when they discussed the Henry Rifle, then showed a Model 1894...they were only off by 34 yrs.
If you need to do any further research, you are welcome to use my refs...they aren't from some magazine.
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We are only trying to offer as much info as we can to people.
I do it with respect..... I don't mind people correcting me when I mistake and I am not afraid of admitting making a mistake when it happens
See the "I'm glad I learned the English Language" thread in the general conversation forum
I do it with respect..... I don't mind people correcting me when I mistake and I am not afraid of admitting making a mistake when it happens
See the "I'm glad I learned the English Language" thread in the general conversation forum
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