Tailgate hinge/pivot on body source?
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From: Simi Valley, CA
E7TZ99430B39A .. Tailgate Hinge Pivot-Left (Styleside Pickup) / Fits 1987/96 F150/250
Available from Ford.
MSRP: $13.53 / FTEpartsguy.com price: $9.74
Closest Ford dealer to you that has one in stock is Bi-State Ford in Toledo, OH.
Available from Ford.
MSRP: $13.53 / FTEpartsguy.com price: $9.74
Closest Ford dealer to you that has one in stock is Bi-State Ford in Toledo, OH.
Cargo Master
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From: Cook Forest and Irwin PA
and LMC has them. good luck getting the bolts out. there is a hammer type screwdriver that turns when you whack it - used for old honda motorcycle cases. find one.
we need to hook this parts guy up to the internet. would save me a lot of time
we need to hook this parts guy up to the internet. would save me a lot of time
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btw: I am on the internet...here on FTE dang near every day since 11/04/2006.
You need it, just post your question here.
If the part is obsolete, I search for it, and post what I find.
This is strictly a hobby...keeps me busy.
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From: Solon, Ohio
A word to the wise...................
Trying to remove those old bolts usually ends up with them snapping off flush with the bed body which leads to REAL grief.
You are much better off grinding off the residue from the old pivot and weld on a new pivot post made from a piece of cut off pipe.
Trying to remove those old bolts usually ends up with them snapping off flush with the bed body which leads to REAL grief.
You are much better off grinding off the residue from the old pivot and weld on a new pivot post made from a piece of cut off pipe.
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Uh huh...
And who says I'm not now? See what I wrote in my profile, kiddo.
If a saint spent more than a few years doing what I did and you do...how long do you think the saint would be one? Not long.
Ever work the back parts counter Ed? Those mechanics will eat you alive...if you let them. The trick is...is to be more of a miserable SOB than they are!
And who says I'm not now? See what I wrote in my profile, kiddo.
If a saint spent more than a few years doing what I did and you do...how long do you think the saint would be one? Not long.
Ever work the back parts counter Ed? Those mechanics will eat you alive...if you let them. The trick is...is to be more of a miserable SOB than they are!
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Mountain Pass
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From: Newark, Ohio
A word to the wise...................
Trying to remove those old bolts usually ends up with them snapping off flush with the bed body which leads to REAL grief.
You are much better off grinding off the residue from the old pivot and weld on a new pivot post made from a piece of cut off pipe.
Trying to remove those old bolts usually ends up with them snapping off flush with the bed body which leads to REAL grief.
You are much better off grinding off the residue from the old pivot and weld on a new pivot post made from a piece of cut off pipe.
Thanks for all the help guys!
Cargo Master
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From: Aurora,Colorado
Hey ND-what source are you using to know what location/Ford Dealer has a particular part number?? Are you using PartsVoice.com
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Hey ND-what source are you using to know what location/Ford Dealer has a particular part number?? Are you using PartsVoice.com
Sorry, I can't pass the info along...one of my old Ford dealer pals lets me use his parts locator system.
Not all the Ford dealers are on partsvoice.
When I typed that p/n into partsvoice, lots of dealers came up, but I didn't want to have to scroll thru all those listings to find out who in OH had one (where the OP is), so I used the other system instead.
It's arranged by miles from Los Angeles, CA.
Cargo Master
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From: Cook Forest and Irwin PA
I was thinking more of an ethernet cable into the back of your head - shades of 'the matrix'!!!!
Cargo Master
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From: Aurora,Colorado
I use partsvoice everyday to search for obsolete parts...But I also have access to another site.
Sorry, I can't pass the info along...one of my old Ford dealer pals lets me use his parts locator system.
Not all the Ford dealers are on partsvoice.
When I typed that p/n into partsvoice, lots of dealers came up, but I didn't want to have to scroll thru all those listings to find out who in OH had one (where the OP is), so I used the other system instead.
It's arranged by miles from Los Angeles, CA.
Sorry, I can't pass the info along...one of my old Ford dealer pals lets me use his parts locator system.
Not all the Ford dealers are on partsvoice.
When I typed that p/n into partsvoice, lots of dealers came up, but I didn't want to have to scroll thru all those listings to find out who in OH had one (where the OP is), so I used the other system instead.
It's arranged by miles from Los Angeles, CA.
What really surprises me is that most of the parts that I order for my old Fords are just months old-and havent been on the shelf for the last 10 years!