Heater
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Heater
Anyone know if heater assembly from a 66 4X4 F250 interchangable with a 65 F100 4X2. Thanks 
Also came across a 66 4X4 radiator with auto tranny reservoir and if recall is interchangeable with 65 F100, which have absolutely no use for it's cheap.
Also came across a 66 4X4 radiator with auto tranny reservoir and if recall is interchangeable with 65 F100, which have absolutely no use for it's cheap.
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The difference in the heater units coincides with the cab, if it has the step or sunken floor. They will not fit each other if the cab floor doesn't match.
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It was not in there originally.
All the 4WD's of this era used 3 or 4 speed manual transmissions.
If it's a genuine Ford A/T 4WD (or not) radiator (4WD: prolly from a 1973/79), it will have an ID number stamped on one of the side supports.
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Apprciated the info, items located some 300 mi's away and difficult to make a decission by looking at pic's. Anyhow, since there is some question about the radiator and heater not incline to travel to check them out. Again, thanks for the information and prompt response, very helpful. 
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I need a radiator for the 66' mine is starting to give up the ghost. Dings and seams are coming to town. I figure I can get a decent one from pick your part next half price sale for about what it would cost to repair so... Toss Up!
