will this pan work on a 429 i'm putting in a 1978 f150?
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I am using this on a 78 f250 4x4 to clear the front axle. it is a rear sump pan so it will work in my application but I also have a small suspension lift. The best place for any question on your F150 is ford-trucks.com look in the forum section under dentsides 73-79
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I just bolted this pan to a 1968 429 and it fit perfect. The gasket it comes with needs a bit of modification to work on the older blocks. The two metal inserts on either side of the rear main seal have be carefully drilled out to accept the larger bolts that the older blocks have. Only the two closest to the rear main seal, the rest fit fine. I put my 429 in a 79 f250 4x4 and it cleared everything perfectly.
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If it is the pan I would say no. Need to use something like JB Weld. If its the gasket maybe, but only after cleaning off all the oil first.
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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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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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Hector, this wire set is a good quality universal Ford small block kit. The description is vague, but it makes you feel like it will be a custom fit on your 260 or 289.. but in reality it will fit (but not custom) on a 260, 289, 302 and I suspect a 351 though I haven't tried this yet.
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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
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My son has a 2001 Max with a 3.0 liter engine and the pan looks like it would fit.Worth a try since the return policy is very liberal.
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I have a used pan for a 351 that I might be willing to sell. Currently installed on an engine I was gonna rebuild. but I would be willing to sell it for 75 $ if you wanted it
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You must go to a dealership with your VIN number and they should tell you which pan you have. I am not sure why GM made two different pans other than I believe the shallow pan is on 4 x 4 trucks, for clearance purposes.
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I would have to say yes unless front floorpan is different ... call dealer for answer
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I am sure it will if installed properly. I have had one on my tractor oil pan that gets scraped by snow, mud tree limbs etc. It has scratches all over it but stays put and still works great after 5 years.
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It will fit any dodge truck that has a 3 speed with OD automatic transmission. Dodge used the 727 Torqflight main case for all of those transmission. This pan will fit any Dodge with a 727 case. I put one on a 48re in an 06 Cummins, one on a 92 Dakota with V8 and one in my 67 Coronet.
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Don't know what kind clearence you got the pan is like over 5 inches deep so if it fits you'll need filter for 4wd
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Yes it will. The lock is adjustable, I have that in my F150 truck and works pretty well. http://www.masterlock.com/personal-use/product/8253DAT
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No it won't, you will need Curt Hitch #31057. I had that on my 2011 F150. Easy install, if you have EcoBoost I think the intercooler is in the way though.
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If it truly is a 5.9 then your automatic trans model should be an 48RE. Yes, that pan will fit a 48RE. Check your owners manual and make sure it is a 4 speed automatic. That would make it a 48RE
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The installation guide says "73-97 FORD F-SERIES (OLD BODY STYLE)", so no, it doesn't. Best thing to do would be to call Curt Technical Support at 800.798.0813 and let them guide you.