Need a part number?
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From: Somewhere in the Kootenays
Need a part number?
I didn't know you could look up your own part numbers on the motorcraft site.
http://www.motorcraft.com/index.jsp
I ran across that from the National Automotive Service Task Force site which has links to technical info from auto manufacturers.
http://www.motorcraft.com/index.jsp
I ran across that from the National Automotive Service Task Force site which has links to technical info from auto manufacturers.
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From: Somewhere in the Kootenays
I also found in the parts lookup a buyers guide link where you can enter a Ford part # and it shows you what units it will fit on. I found out the mutli-switch a guy gave me should only fit Ford vans.
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That would have been nice 2 weeks ago.
I had a set of brand new spark plugs sitting here and couldn't remember what they went to.
There were 3 possibilities 2 likely.
Called the Auto store and asked them to look up each of my vehicles and tell me which one called for those part numbers.
I had a set of brand new spark plugs sitting here and couldn't remember what they went to.
There were 3 possibilities 2 likely.
Called the Auto store and asked them to look up each of my vehicles and tell me which one called for those part numbers.
Ah well, I talked to my parts guy on Wednesday and told him I'm blowing all of my money there soon...