Will it work on a '64 Ford F-100 3 spd. on the column, does it tell you where to cut the floor to mount the shifter and does it bolt to my trans?
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It is a very generic kit. My dad did the work and I "held the flashlight." If you're handy with these things, I'm sure it will work. My dad did have to drill 2 holes in the "support" for the shifter. He got it done in a weekend. Background on my Dad - He was a crane operator for years. He's always worked on cars - but not a professional mechanic. He's 67 and always worked on his own cars before they became so electronic. My money's on the fact that it will work. I'll also say that when i bought it, it was discontinued and I think I paid $30 for it so I couldn't go wrong. Best of luck. I'm sure if you want more info, I could have my Dad email you. He loves doing things like that. It is a very generic kit. My dad did the work and I "held the flashlight." If you're handy with these things, I'm sure it will work. My dad did have to drill 2 holes in the "support" for the shifter. He got it done in a weekend. Background on my Dad - He was a crane operator for years. He's always worked on cars - but not a professional mechanic. He's 67 and always worked on his own cars before they became so electronic. My money's on the fact that it will work. I'll also say that when i bought it, it was discontinued and I think I paid $30 for it so I couldn't go wrong.... » Read More It is a very generic kit. My dad did the work and I "held the flashlight." If you're handy with these things, I'm sure it will work. My dad did have to drill 2 holes in the "support" for the shifter. He got it done in a weekend. Background on my Dad - He was a crane operator for years. He's always worked on cars - but not a professional mechanic. He's 67 and always worked on his own cars before they became so electronic. My money's on the fact that it will work. I'll also say that when i bought it, it was discontinued and I think I paid $30 for it so I couldn't go wrong. Best of luck. I'm sure if you want more info, I could have my Dad email you. He loves doing things like that. « Show Less
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I am not sure but I purchased mine to work on my 65 ford three speed transmission. I am sure I will be able to adapt it.
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Yes it will work on that truck. No it doesn't tell you where to cut. Just bolt the shifter onto the transmission and you'll see where the shifter handle mounts. Cut a hore right above it in the floorboard.
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Yes, it will work on your truck. All the brackets are there as per instruction sheet. Assemble brackets and shifter and temporarily mount on trans. Put shifter assy. Straight up and mark the tunnel from the bottom. Drill a pilot hole from the bottom for a guide. Now use the shifter boot and plate and mark the top before cutting. Measure twice and cut once. Good luck.
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In the past i have built a cable up,using a small bike type brake cable! you mite try it,you will have to run it of the lower shifter cable on the trans .you will need to run the top end of the cable into the dash and hook it up if it is a dash mounted needle. If it is in the column it more work than it a cable! hope i helped out..good luck on the build!
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I put them on a 99 Ford F250, BUT these are universal. They fit down in the holes on the top rail of the bed which is same size on trucks. Only way may not be able to use if you have a bed liner or rail caps and the holes are not cut out
1380456
It fit where your existing horn is , you might to modify bottom bracket brace I did , made a brace support and bolted outer primary by the shifter , works great out of the way of all moving parts and it's solid
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Cannot say if it will bolt right in, but I am certain it will be usable without any major alterations. The shifter bolts on top of the floorboards with only 1 hole about 5/8 inch wide required to feed the shift cable through. You may need to make spacers to lift it higher for extra deep consoles but I cannot think of any application this shifter would not work in except those requiring a longer shift cable, which is available at extra charge.
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Probably not it is primarily meant for floor shifter or stick shift only. Sorry hope this helps.
2244266
It should. It works on my 08 gas f250. Ford doesn't allow you to read all data anyway. But I am able to read about 30 data points and reset diag codes. My truck will freak out if you leave it plugged in all the time. But for use once in a while it is fine. (Another brand did the exact same thing, so I don't thinks its the elm)
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Yes. Put it on my 94 F 150. Easy to do. when you take the door panel off you'll see, I think it was 2, dimples in the metal, drill those out to access the screws. Unplug old motor. Remove screws & reverse with new motor. Mine works great.
31007
Not sure if it works on F 150 with 6.5 bed. It does work on GMC 1500 with 6.5 bed. Check part numbers.
645167
It should. It comes with several adapters. They are all plastic so it won't fit as tight as It could. I would look up the thread diameter of your shifter (probably 1/2 in) and find a direct fit knob. That being said, this one will fit.
1781627
I worked perfectly on my xlt, my f-150, and my buddy's sport trac. I believe it works for most if not all Ford trucks!
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No it won't. You need a 2 inch hitch receiver for this to work. There may be an after market bolt on hitch receiver you can by that is made for the front of your f-150, or you can have one welded onto a strong Offroad bumper if you already have one of those. Good Luck
877478
I believe it would. I used it on a 1992 F150. I think Ford kept the same installation pattern
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No cutting of radio antenna wires (although my might have to purchase a pair of adapter cables). Most Fords will work fine, for GM and Chrysler, you'll have to get an adapter kit to convert your antenna wire to Ford (fat) style and back to the original style to plug into the radio. Adapters are usually packaged as a kit for <$10. You *will* have to connect the unit to power. I spliced into the accessory/lighter port. That required some cutting.
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I don't know. What you can do is take off the shifter knob and check if the button is straight up. If it is then it will work. Usually they customize the inside of the knob so you can push in the button on the side or front.
238658
If you are talking about the ford in the sellers pic I don't know, but my truck is a 2013 silverado and I have mine mounted on a bull bar in the open area. To see it go to www.gmtrucks.com and search for btuggle88 and go to the gallery.
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Sam as Gary said, all trannys are different. Start with the model of your transmission and google is your friend.