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EFV-8 Club Forum / General Ford Discussion / 1948 Flathead in a 1935 Ford

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dicky
06-30-2011 @ 11:09 AM
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thank you for the part number.

JM
06-28-2011 @ 6:37 PM
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Carguy, you might be better off starting a completely new post rather than jump in here on this one. A '49 engine would be an 8ba/8rt and many things would be different to get that engine into a '34. JMO

JM

JM
06-28-2011 @ 6:28 PM
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OK, sorry for the delay. I just logged on here and saw these requests.
For anyone putting a '37 to '48 Ford Flathead (using center outlet heads) into a '35/'36 Ford passenger car or light comm. vehicle (except for pu's), try a pair of Gates #21253 (NAPA #NBH 7964) for the upper radiator hoses. They have a 2" ID at one end and 1-3/4" ID at the other end with all the correct angles. They fit perfectly and eliminate the need to use four short hoses and two tubes or a long flex hose which could put undue strain on the radiator inlet tubes. Also, I have heard that '49 to '53 p/n 8BA-8286-A will work for the lower hoses on this same engine swap. I have not personally tried this so I don't know how well this actually works.

JM

carguy
06-28-2011 @ 4:07 PM
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I have a 49 type engine with a rear sump bell housing and a large plate bolted to the bottom of the pan. Supposedly this was from a military vehicle - could be since it has a tag showing that was rebuilt on some base somewhere.

will this fit on my '34?

Bill Brown
'34 Cabriolet

supereal
06-28-2011 @ 2:10 PM
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Both used the big drain plug.

mikecnc
06-28-2011 @ 2:10 PM
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The 2" oil drain plug is a car oil pan. I don't know the difference between a car and truck oil pan. Do you have a fitting on the dip stick boss for the oil filter return line?

Mike

MG
06-28-2011 @ 1:26 PM
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JM,

What's the NAPA Part number for those upper radiator hoses - '37-'48? I like um.....

dicky
06-28-2011 @ 12:00 PM
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One other thing about this engine I have a question about. The oil pan hae about a 2 inch drain plug in it. Is this a car or truck engine? What is the difference between the two?

parrish
06-28-2011 @ 11:54 AM
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Yes, please post the NAPA part number. Thanks.

dicky
06-28-2011 @ 11:53 AM
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Please do post part numbers. They help alot.

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