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    Ford Part Numbers

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    Ford part numbers are structured with a prefix, base number, and suffix. The prefix's first digit indicates the decade, second digit is the year within that decade. The third digit refers to the car line. The fourth digit specifies the engineering group. The base number, usually 4-5 digits, identifies the basic part. Suffix letters indicate the part's revision history, such as 'A' for the original and 'B' for the first revision.

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    Ford part numbers are structured with a prefix, base number, and suffix. The prefix's first digit indicates the decade, second digit is the year within that decade. The third digit refers to the car line. The fourth digit specifies the engineering group. The base number, usually 4-5 digits, identifies the basic part. Suffix letters indicate the part's revision history, such as 'A' for the original and 'B' for the first revision.

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    Ford part numbers are structured with a prefix, base number, and suffix. The prefix's first digit indicates the decade, second digit is the year within that decade. The third digit refers to the car line. The fourth digit specifies the engineering group. The base number, usually 4-5 digits, identifies the basic part. Suffix letters indicate the part's revision history, such as 'A' for the original and 'B' for the first revision.

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    Ford Part Numbers

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    Ford part numbers are structured with a prefix, base number, and suffix. The prefix's first digit indicates the decade, second digit is the year within that decade. The third digit refers to the car line. The fourth digit specifies the engineering group. The base number, usually 4-5 digits, identifies the basic part. Suffix letters indicate the part's revision history, such as 'A' for the original and 'B' for the first revision.

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    Ford Part Numbers

    Ford Part numbers have a prefix a base number and a suffix


    The Prefix: The 1st digit indicates the decade B C D E F Y 1 = = = = = = = 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000 2001, 2 = 2002, 3 = 2003 and so on

    F8ZZ-7000-A

    Prefix Base Suffix

    The 2nd digit indicates the year of that decade 2000 and up the second and the third digits are the car line (ex. L2 = Expedition) The 3rd digit indicates the car line for 1999 and older, these have changed over the years, here are some. A D G J M O S T V W Z = = = = = = = = = = = Ford Falcon Comet, Montego, Cyclone Marine & Industrial Mercury Fairlane & Torino Thunderbird Truck Lincoln Cougar Mustang

    The 4th digit indicates: The Engineering Group on engineering part numbers A = Chassis Group B = Body Group E = Engine Group The Division Group on service part numbers Z = Ford Division Y = Lincoln-Mercury X = Original Ford Muscle Parts Program M = Ford Motorsports SVO or Ford-Mexico The Base Number: The four or five digit numerical or alphanumerical in the middle is the base number. It tells you what the basic part is. Example, 6015 is cylinder head, 9510 is carburetor, 7000 is auto transmission. Odd numbers used for left side and even number used for right side parts. The Suffix: The suffix indicates the revision under the part number: A = Original part B = First revision C = Second revision and so on AA, AB, ZZ or ABC indicate multiple revisions

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