Part name Help
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jp2005
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Part name Help
I need to know the name of part number 7086 in the diagram? But it's not the one with 6 holes it the one with 5 that's leaking and I want to just replace that. And is there anything tricky about changing this gasket out? Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box
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1972hiboy
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Re: Part name Help
that looks like what would have the tail shaft seal in it? its leacking from the back of the trans before the driveline?
Rich
1973 f350 super c/s 460/c6 22k orig miles
1972 f350 srw crewcab special 390
1972 f250 4x4 sport custom 390fe Red
1972 f250 4x4 custom 360 FE " Ranger Ric"
1972 f250 4x4 custom 84k og miles 390
1971 f250 4x4 sport custom 56k og miles. 360
1970 f250 4x4 428 fe hp60 205 d60
Dont eat yellow snow.....
1973 f350 super c/s 460/c6 22k orig miles
1972 f350 srw crewcab special 390
1972 f250 4x4 sport custom 390fe Red
1972 f250 4x4 custom 360 FE " Ranger Ric"
1972 f250 4x4 custom 84k og miles 390
1971 f250 4x4 sport custom 56k og miles. 360
1970 f250 4x4 428 fe hp60 205 d60
Dont eat yellow snow.....
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jp2005
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Re: Part name Help
Yes it is leaking before the drive line shaft. But its not the that seal, its 7086 towards the back with 5 holes in the picture.1972hiboy wrote:that looks like what would have the tail shaft seal in it? its leacking from the back of the trans before the driveline?
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box
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1972hiboy
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Re: Part name Help
hm not sure what you would call that piece, tailshaft housing? I would think that there was a paper gasket that that sealed that to the trans body.
Rich
1973 f350 super c/s 460/c6 22k orig miles
1972 f350 srw crewcab special 390
1972 f250 4x4 sport custom 390fe Red
1972 f250 4x4 custom 360 FE " Ranger Ric"
1972 f250 4x4 custom 84k og miles 390
1971 f250 4x4 sport custom 56k og miles. 360
1970 f250 4x4 428 fe hp60 205 d60
Dont eat yellow snow.....
1973 f350 super c/s 460/c6 22k orig miles
1972 f350 srw crewcab special 390
1972 f250 4x4 sport custom 390fe Red
1972 f250 4x4 custom 360 FE " Ranger Ric"
1972 f250 4x4 custom 84k og miles 390
1971 f250 4x4 sport custom 56k og miles. 360
1970 f250 4x4 428 fe hp60 205 d60
Dont eat yellow snow.....
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Donnie
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Re: Part name Help
It is an adapter housing for special apps. not used in all models..Why not circle the part & fax it to your local Ford dealer...Or stop at your local Trans shop, they may have some old stock broken kits in the back room..tell him or her that you want to BUY it....
It is easy to change, drop the shaft, remove the nut & speedo cable & the 5 bolts...Lift the rear of the truck & add safety stands, allow the front to stay on the floor & you won't lose much fluid........HTH.........Donnie
It is easy to change, drop the shaft, remove the nut & speedo cable & the 5 bolts...Lift the rear of the truck & add safety stands, allow the front to stay on the floor & you won't lose much fluid........HTH.........Donnie
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Re: Part name Help
7086 are gaskets.
Nothing hard about changing them. Maybe an hour tops unless you have a 4x4, then maybe 2 hours.
Nothing hard about changing them. Maybe an hour tops unless you have a 4x4, then maybe 2 hours.
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Re: Part name Help
Gasket-Output Shaft Bearing Retainer -- 68-71 F100-F350 (Used only with cast iron housing) -- B3TZ 7086-A
If you can't find it locally, here are some dealers that have it:
Green Sales Company, Cincinnati, OH, (513) 294-8385 has 4 in stock http://www.greensalescompany.com
Parts International, Farmers Branch, TX, (888) 727-0418 has 12 in stock
Bob Allen Ford, Overland Park, KS, (913) 381-2999 has 5 in stock http://www.boballenford.com
NOS Only, San Jose, CA, (800) 667-6659 has 1 in stock
Klimesh Motor Sales, Calmar, IA, (563) 562-3241, has 5 in stock
I've always had the best luck with Green Sales as far as price, availability, shipping and knowledgeable phone assistance.
Hope this helps!!
If you can't find it locally, here are some dealers that have it:
Green Sales Company, Cincinnati, OH, (513) 294-8385 has 4 in stock http://www.greensalescompany.com
Parts International, Farmers Branch, TX, (888) 727-0418 has 12 in stock
Bob Allen Ford, Overland Park, KS, (913) 381-2999 has 5 in stock http://www.boballenford.com
NOS Only, San Jose, CA, (800) 667-6659 has 1 in stock
Klimesh Motor Sales, Calmar, IA, (563) 562-3241, has 5 in stock
I've always had the best luck with Green Sales as far as price, availability, shipping and knowledgeable phone assistance.
Hope this helps!!
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Why is it that there's seldom time to fix it right the first time, but there's always time to fix it right the second time???
That's not an oil leak
That's SWEAT from all that HORSEPOWER!!
Why is it that there's seldom time to fix it right the first time, but there's always time to fix it right the second time???
That's not an oil leak
That's SWEAT from all that HORSEPOWER!! -
jp2005
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Re: Part name Help
Thank you very much.
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box