Torque Converter Part # ??
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Torque Converter Part # ??
78 F250 C6 460 2WD
Advanced Auto and ATX spec a torque converter part number for this vehicle as an F49.
The old converter has only the following numbers.
* Stencil painted on is CVC 5-02
* Between two of the flywheel bolts and the converter drain plug is 64
* On a spot welded strip of steel is 15
I don't see any F#s on it any where.
Is anyone familiar with these numbers?
Advanced Auto and ATX spec a torque converter part number for this vehicle as an F49.
The old converter has only the following numbers.
* Stencil painted on is CVC 5-02
* Between two of the flywheel bolts and the converter drain plug is 64
* On a spot welded strip of steel is 15
I don't see any F#s on it any where.
Is anyone familiar with these numbers?
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Why are you replacing it? The only real difference between stock converters is the snout size (as I have recently learned). I bet yours is a 1.375" pilot diameter. Unless its a 68-71 crank shaft.
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Thanks for the responses guys.
"No, why not just forget the numbers and order a reman for it ?"
* Because I'd like to know if the old one is the same as the new one or at least interchangeable. I already have purchased and installed a reman and an F49 TC. I'm not a "just forget it" person. I ask things because I want to know.
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* I'm not replacing it. I have a problem with the reman I just installed. I have to pull it again so will be able to compare the two converters then. What I'm interested in is if I can get information about the CVC TC I have.
I think there may be a possibility the F49 is NOT correct for this drive train.
Ergo the question I aksed - "Is anyone familiar with these [CVC] numbers?"
"No, why not just forget the numbers and order a reman for it ?"
* Because I'd like to know if the old one is the same as the new one or at least interchangeable. I already have purchased and installed a reman and an F49 TC. I'm not a "just forget it" person. I ask things because I want to know.
FordTrucksKickGM
* I'm not replacing it. I have a problem with the reman I just installed. I have to pull it again so will be able to compare the two converters then. What I'm interested in is if I can get information about the CVC TC I have.
I think there may be a possibility the F49 is NOT correct for this drive train.
Ergo the question I aksed - "Is anyone familiar with these [CVC] numbers?"
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