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perhaps slightly o t??
Went to an estate sale on sat. and got a pallet of stuff.Some of it is ford ,timing covers,starters,voltage regulators etc. It is all newer engines ie. ohv. Where can i find what engine they fit,ihave numbers. a later year sitehere(fte) or other site ??
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From: springfield il
GO TO THE TOP AND LOOK AT THE FORUMS . CLICK ON IT . IF IT'S FORD THERES A FORUM HERE . BE KINDA INTERESTED IF ANY OF IT'S FOR 94 - 95 2VALVE 4.6'S MYSELF 
..................... DAINNIITTTTTTT THE CAPS LOCK AGAIN !!!!!
oh yeah we got a couple of old ford parts guys with extensive knowledge and books , as well as a few guys who just flat know their stuff so maybe find some no's and put 'em up ?????????????????????
..................... DAINNIITTTTTTT THE CAPS LOCK AGAIN !!!!! oh yeah we got a couple of old ford parts guys with extensive knowledge and books , as well as a few guys who just flat know their stuff so maybe find some no's and put 'em up ?????????????????????
Hotshot
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From: Burbank, WA
It might be easier to find someone who is familiar with Ford engine parts. Someone like me could look at most of the stuff and tell you what it's for, simply from sight and familiarity. If you have new, oem or aftermarket parts in boxes, google searching can be very helpful, as mentioned previous.
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You might try these sites to decipher the numbers:
Decoding Ford Part Numbers
Technical Articles Index - FORDification.com
Decoding Ford Part Numbers
Technical Articles Index - FORDification.com
Hotshot
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Burbank, WA
You might try these sites to decipher the numbers:
Decoding Ford Part Numbers
Technical Articles Index - FORDification.com
Decoding Ford Part Numbers
Technical Articles Index - FORDification.com
As long as everyone understands that the casting number found on later Ford parts is not a part number, but an engineering number, and as such has no coorelation to some of the info found on internet "identification" websites. This falls into "not everything you read on the 'net is correct" department.
