does anybody know where to get the seal kit for the bendix type power cylinder. it is leaking bad I leave a puddle everywhere I go I tried NPD and ford direct both say they can not get them. I don't want to spend the 250 for a new cylinder if I don't have to.

 

bump, any help?

 

I found this post by Bill (NumberDummy) in another Thread. Is that what you are looking for?



"I just checked, it is still available from Ford. Maybe you gave Ed the wrong info.

Ed usually contacts me when he needs part numbers for 1979 and earlier vehicles, because he doesn't have any parts catalogs prior to 1980.

I haven't heard a peep oughtta him inre to these parts.

D4TZ3A764A .. Ram Seal Kit-Bendix / MSRP: $ 49.87 / FTEpartsguy.com price: $35.90.

Fits: 1974 F250 4WD after serial # T80,000 / All 1975/77.5's.

The closest Ford dealer to you that has the kit is Countryside Ford in Navarre OH: 800-879-2124

Matlock Ford-Mercury in Franklin IN also has one of the kits."

 

they are not available from Ford but numberdummy gave me a list of dealers that still had them ill try to find the list were are u at

 

here is the list Here's every US Ford dealer, and the one obsolete seller that has the kit.

Wesley Obsolete Parts in Liberty KY has two: 606-787-5293

Countrywide Ford in Navarre OH has one: 800-800-879-2124 they dont have it cuz this is were i got mine from

Matlock Ford-Mercury in Franklin IN has one

Oitker Ford Sales in Barry IL has one

Elmer Hare Ford in Marshall MO has one

Artesia Ford Mercury in Artesia NM has one: 575-746-3578 ask for Ben.

Flandreau Motors in Flandreau SD has one

Big John's Ford in Minden NB has one

Snowy Mountain Motors in Lewistown MT has one

i got this list from number dummy

 

thanks guys I just ordered one from ftepartsguy as for the dealerships when I tried to order it from ford parts direct there was a dealer in NV but he ended up not having one. he gave me the number to
big Johns ford Minden
Flandreau motors in Sd
Matlock ford in IN but they all didn't have one

Rob

 

Hi Rob, just had a moment to check on this part number and it is obsolete, I ran it on my locator and no dealer came up as having one in stock.

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MY BAD, I INPUTTED THE WRONG NUMBER. STILL OBSOLETE. BUT HERE ARE THE DEALERS THAT STILL SHOW TO HAVE ONE.

Big Johns Ford Inc
(308)832-1640
S Hwy 10
Minden, NE 68959


Flandreau Motors, Inc.
(605)997-2425
1000 W. Pipestone Ave.
Flandreau, SD 57028

Matlock Ford-Mercury
(800)987-3673
2140 N Morton
P.O. Box 352
Franklin, IN 46131

 

D4TZ3A764A

Wesley Obsolete Parts in Liberty KY has TWO = 606-787-5293.

Karlson Motors in Ketchikan AK has ONE = 907-225-9022.

From my original posted list....these two and Ed's list above, are the ONLY places remaining that have this kit.

Obsolete parts are hard to find. If you snooze, you lose.
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NAPA used to carry this seal kit (dunno about now), and can cross the Ford p/n over to the brands they sell.

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btw: 1973/77 F250 4WD.

All 1973's, 1974's BEFORE Serial Number T80,001 use Garrison P/S.

1974's AFTER Serial Number T80,001, 1975/76's and 1977's BEFORE Serial Number Y20,001 use Bendix P/S.

The two systems are completely dfferent, so the parts do not interchange.
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Ben: This is the Ram Cylinder Seal Kit.

These F250 4WD's use Power Assist P/S, which have a P/S Control Valve and Ram Cylinder. The gearbox has nothing to do with it.

Most of the cars used Power Assist P/S 1953 thru 1964. Mustang/Cougar/Falcon/Fairlane/Torino/Montego thru 1970, Mavericks/Comets used it thru 1977.

 

thats funny..i JUST posted this..

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...am-assist.html