F150’88: need to identify parts
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10-11-2008, 10:20 AM
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F150’88: need to identify parts
Dear colleagues,
it would be great if somebody could help me to identify a few parts (circled in red).
Pics are located here: http://picasaweb.google.com/mjlabas/F150#
Appreciate for your help.
-m.
P.S. F150’88, 4.9 Liters, 6 cylinders, manual transmission.
it would be great if somebody could help me to identify a few parts (circled in red).
Pics are located here: http://picasaweb.google.com/mjlabas/F150#
Appreciate for your help.
-m.
P.S. F150’88, 4.9 Liters, 6 cylinders, manual transmission.
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10-11-2008, 05:59 PM
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In the first picture, the coffee-can looking item is a vacuum reserve canister. it stores up a vacuum charge so that there's a steady supply of vacuum to operate all the emissions goodies under the hood (like the EGR valve and stuff).
The second item in that picture is an electric blower fan. I don't remember exactly what it's used for...I think it supplies air for the air-injection system on the catalytic converter setup. That fan is only on 300-6 equipped trucks...the V8s don't have one.
On your second picture, that is the transfer case. Looks like you got a little leakage. Bad gasket between the transmission and transfer case or maybe a bad seal where the rear driveshaft enters the case?
The second item in that picture is an electric blower fan. I don't remember exactly what it's used for...I think it supplies air for the air-injection system on the catalytic converter setup. That fan is only on 300-6 equipped trucks...the V8s don't have one.
On your second picture, that is the transfer case. Looks like you got a little leakage. Bad gasket between the transmission and transfer case or maybe a bad seal where the rear driveshaft enters the case?