Clockspring replacement
Im looking for what vehicles have the same clockspring as an Aerostar. I gave the Dealer the part number and he wouldn't help (A%^hole). I'm trying to find one from a newer one than my 94. On my wife's Ranger and Mazda parts fix.
Thanks
I know the same yr of trucks and cars will have them, but im looking for new. I know some parts cover newer vehicles. I can get a new one for 130$ cdn from the dealer, but for a 15 yr old vehicle I reather try to get one from the recyclers. They have older vehicles for 10$.
1) What is the part number?
2) What the hell is a clockspring?
I was a Ford partsman for 35 years, never heard of any such thing.
Am I being a wizeazz? No, because I'm the only FTE member (excepting the 3 FTE Ford dealer parts dept sponsors) that has the Ford parts catalogs that cover Aerostars, Rangers and etc.
I can look up whatever this thing is, then give you the info.
1) What is the part number?
2) What the hell is a clockspring?
I was a Ford partsman for 35 years, never heard of any such thing.
Am I being a wizeazz? No, because I'm the only FTE member (excepting the 3 FTE Ford dealer parts dept sponsors) that has the Ford parts catalogs that cover Aerostars, Rangers and etc.
I can look up whatever this thing is, then give you the info.
That part name is right out of the ford,GM,BMW,etc parts books.
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You gave the dealer the part number, how about typing it here?
I'll tell you what vehicles used the same one, how many years it fits, and whatever the correct FoMoCo nomenclature is...because it isn't clockspring.
There are 117 different springs listed in the chassis parts catalog, none are refered to as a clockspring.
The only clock related anything is the clock itself (basic #15000) or the clock kit (basic #15A000).
btw: I just looked this puppy up. There are two: One type was used 1992/94, another 1995/97.
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Thanks for your help
F3UZ14A664B .. CONTROL ASSY, AIR BAG
F3UZ14A664B replaced F39Z14A664A. Parts catalog says: When replacing with F3UZ-B, tape back unused connector.
Where oh where does the catalog say anything about a clockspring? No see um.
Since I typed the parts catalog reference above, you can visit your local dealer, look in his catalog and read the parts description for yourself. After all...seeing is believing.
And...if your local dealer is asking $132.30, you're getting the short end of the stick.
MSRP: $109.94 // FTE sponsor Y2KFORDPARTS.COM price: $92.35.
FTE sponsor: Y2KFORDPARTS.COM aka PARTSGUYED.COM = Ed Olson, Parts Manager @ MILLENNIUM FORD in Seattle WA.
btw: F3UZ14A664B also fits 1993/94 E150/350 (Econoline) with Speed Control. That's it.
btw, part II. FTE allows one hour for editing posts, so you don't have to type additional posts within this time frame to add info.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Jul 31, 2009 at 02:43 PM. Reason: Added info inre to editing.
go easy on our numberdummy. he was learning the Ford parts business before you were born. Model T's and 66 Lincoln Continental convertibles didn't have air bags in the steering wheel
he's a great help here on the forum and knows more about the Ford parts system than Ford does.
we all agree that Ford parts are a ripoff at the dealer. should try Cummins engine parts, fuel injectors $1000 each plus installation.
The dealer I went to on the computer with picture it had clockspring. It has it listed in the Haynes manuel also on many part sites. http://www.thepartsbin.com/sitemap/f...ing~parts.html
It is on all of our Military vehicle lesson plans. I believe it comes from the old setup, it was a roller type spring. That connected the horn to the steering wheel and would roll as you turned.
As for some dealers, I had to go to one in Fredricton Newbrunswick for a upper ball joint for my wifes 98 Explorer. This guy would not believe me when I told him, that it didn't have the full upper control arm, but the half that can be adjusted back and forth. I finally had to take off the da&n thing and bring it in. He told me it was only for the 99/00s. Then after he told me it must have been replaced, yea yea yea. which it never was.
The dealer I went to on the computer with picture it had clockspring. It has it listed in the Haynes manuel also on many part sites. http://www.thepartsbin.com/sitemap/f...ing~parts.html
This catalog, as you can see, only goes thru 2002, so it's possible Ford has renamed the part in later versions.






