400M & 460 Flywheels
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400M & 460 Flywheels
I will be converting my 73 4x2 Crew to 4-wheel drive this fall. I plan on running a rebuilt 400M mated to a ZF 5-speed tansmission bolt to a NP 205 transfer case so I have overdrive for freeway driving when traveling in the future. I have a 460 flywheel,pressure plate and disc that were included when i bought the transmission. I know that there is a difference with the clutch discs as to the 460 has a larger 10 slpine center hub 12" diameter and the 400M has a smaller 10 spline center hub 11" diameter. I know that I can fab the mechanical clutch linkage to the 400 with little issues. I need to know if it is at all possible to bolt up the 460 flywheel as it has the larger 12" clutch assembly instead of the 11" that was bolted up to the 400M flywheel. The 460 flywheel had casting # RF-D9TE-6380-BB with a cast oval with a 253P in the center also on the flywheel surface. It has some stamped letters that read E7TR-AA D on a flat machined area near the outside edge. The diameter is 15 7/16 +/_" with a 180 tooth count for the starter ring. I realize there may be an issue with the balance of the 2 different flywheels and that is my main concern prior to bolting in the complete assemble during the conversion. I am open to any other issues that may pop-up if you have do this swap before. Thanks in advance on any information.
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4x2 Crew (4x4 Soon)
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Both engines have different balances...and If i'm not mistaken...different bolt patterns as well...Autozone carries a Diaphragm style clutch that is 12 inch (According to the parts guy..but I would verify) PN# NU0080 that will fit on a 351M/400 Flywheel
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I need to know if it is at all possible to bolt up the 460 flywheel as it has the larger 12" clutch assembly instead of the 11" 
that was bolted up to the 400M flywheel.
The 460 flywheel had casting # RF-D9TE-6380-BB with a cast oval with a 253P in the center also on the flywheel surface.
It has some stamped letters that read E7TR-AA D on a flat machined area near the outside edge.
that was bolted up to the 400M flywheel. The 460 flywheel had casting # RF-D9TE-6380-BB with a cast oval with a 253P in the center also on the flywheel surface.
It has some stamped letters that read E7TR-AA D on a flat machined area near the outside edge.
And...if you have a 11" clutch, the engine may not be a 400, it could be a 351M.
D7TZ6375E .. 351M Flywheel-Use with 11" clutch.
Fits: 1977/79 F100/350 / 1978/82 Bronco / 1980/82 F150/350 & Econoline.
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D7TZ6375D .. 400 Flywheel-Use with 12" clutch.
Fits: 1977/79 F100/350 / 1978/82 Bronco / 1980/82 F150/350 & Econoline.
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E7TR-AA = E7TZ6375A .. 460 Flywheel-Use with EFI.
Fits: 1987/96 F250/350, F(Super Duty) & E250/350.
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E7TZ6384A .. Flywheel Ring Gear-180 teeth.
Fits: 1977/82 351M/400 / 1983/96 460.
Ford did not offer the 460 with a manual transmission or with 4WD until 1983.
btw: There is no such thing as a 400M / It's just plain 'ol 400.
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400 & 460 Flywheels
Thanks guys for the information regarding this issue. I will check to verify if the engine is a 351M and not a 400 as stated due to the smaller flywheel prior to rebuilding this engine.
Hazmat 67
73 4x2 Crew ( 4x4 Soon)
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