Bellhousing ID
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Bellhousing ID
I have two bellhousings that came from Ford trucks, that's all I know. How can I identify tham as to what engine they belong?
Are there any websites with bellhousing photos?
BTW the bellhousings came attached to T-18 4-speed trannies.
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Andy W
Are there any websites with bellhousing photos?
BTW the bellhousings came attached to T-18 4-speed trannies.
Thanks,
Andy W
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Bellhousing ID
Andy, Those bellhousings will have numbers on them. Part numbers and casting numbers. Why don't you post those numbers in this thread and I'm certain that someone will have a book to look those up.
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A friend of mine thinks one of them is a 360/390/427 Bellhousing "FE" or something like that. The one I'm more interested in is likely a small block (302/351) bellhousing.
Here's the numbers for the latter:
On the starter bump: a Ford logo and an "N1" in the casting
At the rear: "D1TA-8394-AA" but the "8" might be a "6"
Also on the rear: "K017" on one side and "N>D" on the other. The ">" is really a teardrop shape.
Thanks for any info.
-Andy W
Here's the numbers for the latter:
On the starter bump: a Ford logo and an "N1" in the casting
At the rear: "D1TA-8394-AA" but the "8" might be a "6"
Also on the rear: "K017" on one side and "N>D" on the other. The ">" is really a teardrop shape.
Thanks for any info.
-Andy W
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