by Guest Sat Dec 13, 2008 8:52 amlook for the the numbers near the bottom of the engine by the exhaust manifold/exhaust pipe connection. Then go to classicmustang.com/decoding if it is a ford it will tell you the model/size of the engine
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RipVanArkie
DanTheVanMan
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where to look
Guest- Guest
hey, i finally found those numbers, and unfortunately this decoding link is not working.
the numbers are C5DE
6015-G
(and far on the left there is a single number
dont know if this is important
thanks
the numbers are C5DE
6015-G
(and far on the left there is a single number
dont know if this is importantthanks
Guest- Guest
hey, now i know it came out of a 1965 falcon!
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If its a stock type early econo tranny then it wont have a crossmember. It will hang from a loop attached to the floor area. If it is a stick (original for a 62) then see if it has an access plate on top(top loader,synchronized),if no plate then its a non synchro first gear,original probably but not desireable. Auto trannys werent available til 64.
Guest- Guest
well, i finally got the seal in that tranny!
now i just need to fix the other problems
now i just need to fix the other problems
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