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Hi I wondered if anyone has a good part number for a 1973 Pinto tailshaft bearing for the 4speed manual transmission. I believe it is a FOG transmission, toploader with an iron case but aluminum bellhousing and tail housing. I looked around on the web but only was able to find 74 and newer. Im not really familiar with this transmission, so any help would be appreciated. It is in a Gazelle kit car and I believe the engine and tranny were from the same 1973 car. I know the engine is a 2.0L.
My tailshaft bearing has some play in it, and develops some vibration when pushed over 55mph. Its not bad yet, but I want to get it taken care of before it gets any worse.
Thanks for your help!
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Try this site: http://www.americanpowertrainwarehouse.com/
Good luck.
enzo
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I have to add the "SR4, FOG, RAD" trannys are grouped together. You'll find them in the left bar about half way down the page.
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What you have is a Ford type "E" gearbox , burton power in England should have it in stock , they used to same transmission in all the pintos , so you should still find parts for it , 71 to 80 , if you live near me I have a whole transmission if you want it , later Blaine
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Stay away from England. They have not payed us for what we sent them in WW2. Go to http://www.drivetrain.com/parts_catalog/manual_transmission_overhaul_kits/ford_fog_rwd.html for all the fog parts you'll ever need.
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What you have is a Ford type "E" gearbox , burton power in England should have it in stock , they used to same transmission in all the pintos , so you should still find parts for it , 71 to 80 , if you live near me I have a whole transmission if you want it , later Blaine
all the pintos did not use the same transmission. some cars with the 1600 cc motor used an English trans.