Will this pan assembly work on a 1977 F150 ?
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I also have a 460. If you have a 460, and need a rear sump oil pan ,it should work. You also need mounts and oil pump extension.
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Hello, I purchased mine to use in a 1974 F350 2WD. I am still gathering parts and have not done the swap yet. From all of my measuring I think it will work. My donor 460 is a 1984 f250 2WD and it looks identical to the pan on it. I don't know about the 4WD's. Bill
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yes but you need to replace the oil pump as well the pickup tube needs to be in the back
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You will need to call Dee Zee and get the model number of mat that fits your truck. That's How I chose this one for my F150
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I believe so. I have an 1989 f350 4 dr. And it worked perfectly. Also, it comes as a set of two.
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Yes, I have a 97 F150 and I had to splice. I removed the rubber plug and looked way up under the headliner and could not find a plug. I ended up splicing the wires. Do not remember the color coding exactly but seems like one did not match. The light ended up working fine.
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I used the exact same thing on my 2001 F-150, it worked well! Only thing is you have to use a Dremmel tool to cut out the plastic on the top inside other than that it fit and locked in well.Mike
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It should work. Check for the trapezoidal OBD-II port at the end of the dashboard below the steering wheel. I've read the F150 occasionally has an issue where there is no power to the OBD-II port. Generally a fuze issue.
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This pan is for a 351 w small block not modified big block. No this will not work
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This part# will not work for Fords. You will need part# 22280 for the 2002 F150. Thanks! Got-Chrome www.got-chrome.com 888.552.4766 Thnk
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It is not a direct fit in my 1997 4.6 F150. But my mechanic says he can make it fit. The mounts need a little relocating. I think it is well worth the trouble though it is much better than the original.
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Most likely NO! 2003 and early 04 trucks are the trucks that have the 7 pin ficm that this will not work in. If your truck has had the entire ficm replaced before then it will work. Ford powerstroke expert here not a youtube watcher
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I can't answer that but I bought this for my 2001 F150. The end cap did not match the old one. That was where I thought I was having the leakage. But other than that it worked in
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This fits 99-03 F150 only. It will also fit 1999 Standard F250 and 2004 F150 Heritage Edition which are the same body style as 1999-2003. This will not fit 99 up F series Super Duty or 2004 and later standard (new body style) F150.
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I would have to say yes unless front floorpan is different ... call dealer for answer
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First of all, do not buy this piece of junk. I used it on my 2013 F150 and it did fit. However, tapping the locking mechanism with a hammer unlocked the whole darn thing.
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Hello, you would have to customize it to make it work as I did on my F150. I have the metal working background and the torch and welder to do it with. I suggest that you buy one that is made for your purpose. It will be cheaper for you in the long run
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My original Ford switch number is XL3T-14540-ABW. I am not sure what the X and B being different from your number mean. I will say the Dorman 901-315 switch was a direct fit for my 1999 F-150 and still works great. Hope this points you in the right direction.
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The oil pan will fit the block, but I can't guarantee it will clear your solid axle, but it should. I am putting it in a 1984 Bronco with an IFS front suspension and haven't landed the engine yet, but saw mention of use in this application on several boards. Also, the dipstick that is included is not well made, does not seat well on the dipstick tube, and the dipstick tube does not mate to any of the exhaust manifold bolts. There is about a 3 inch gap. Looks like I am missing a bracket or spacer of some sort. I would try getting an exact match pan from the dealer. Get the part numbers and search Amazon and Ebay. You'll be surprised what you find. Good luck. The oil pan will fit the block, but I can't guarantee it will clear your solid axle, but it should. I am putting it in a 1984 Bronco with an IFS front suspension and haven't landed the engine yet, but saw mention of use in this application on several boards. Also, the dipstick that is included is not well made, does not seat well on the dipstick tube, and the dipstick tube does not mate to any of the exhaust manifold bolts. There is about a 3 inch gap. Looks like I am missing a bracket or spacer of some sort. I would try getting an exact match pan from the dealer. Get the part numbers and... » Read More The oil pan will fit the block, but I can't guarantee it will clear your solid axle, but it should. I am putting it in a 1984 Bronco with an IFS front suspension and haven't landed the engine yet, but saw mention of use in this application on several boards. Also, the dipstick that is included is not well made, does not seat well on the dipstick tube, and the dipstick tube does not mate to any of the exhaust manifold bolts. There is about a 3 inch gap. Looks like I am missing a bracket or spacer of some sort. I would try getting an exact match pan from the dealer. Get the part numbers and search Amazon and Ebay. You'll be surprised what you find. Good luck. « Show Less