#08 - Jan 30, 2007

How's your Ford truck parts knowledge?
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#08 - Jan 30, 2007

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OK, this pictures shows 4 items that are found on a lot of trucks, but not all. Actually, all trucks have similar items, though they vary depending on how the truck is optioned. (I can't say any more without giving it away.) These are roughly 1/2" in diameter.

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King pin bushings?
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They look like pilot bushings of some sort. Think I gotta go with xxxtina63.
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Leaf spring hanger/shackle Eye Bushings.
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:yt: Think they are bushings for the flex o matic rear springs.
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They look like cylinder head dowls to me.

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I think FoMoCo got it!
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Yep I think he nailed it with the head dowels.
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I think they are cyl head dowels too.... :wink:
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:yt: me too.
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Those are FE cylinder head dowels... :evil: :D
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Yes, FoMoCo got it right :thup: ...those are the dowels inserted into the deck of the block for locating the cylinder heads.

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FYI: All Ford I6's and small-blocks (302/351/400) use the same, and FE's and 335's (429/460) use another. The ones pictured above are the FE/335 style.
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