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Oct 21 2013 01:02pm
need the stock part number for a pinion nut on a ford 9 inch



I know where to order them and buy them, I need to find the oem/ for part number
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Oct 21 2013 01:13pm
1 1/16ths

Woop i though u said socket ^_^

[QUOTE from Pepi from Hotrodders.com]1 1/16 should do it

just a tip just after you break the nut loose and I mean exactly at that point , find a way to mark and count the turns until the nut comes off, you will need to re-tighten it exactly the same amount of turns, at that point stake the nut to hold in place, do not attempt to re torque cause you could crush the crush ring and loose the pinion too ring gear clearance[/QUOTE]

Anyways hope this helps

Quote from NumberDummy from Ford-Trucks
Welcome to FTE

Two different pinion seals were used on 1962/87 F100/150's*

1962/1971 BEFORE serial number K90,001 = C2AZ-4676-B

1971 AFTER serial number K90,001 (and thru 1987) = E2TZ-4676-A (replaced p/n D1UZ-4676-A).

E2TZ-4676-A is still available from Ford / Suggested Retail Price: $18.98

*EDIT: C2AZ-4676-B WAS REPLACED BY FORD IN OCTOBER 1972 WITH THE LATER SEAL.

THE LATER SEAL WILL WORK....EVEN THO IT LOOKS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, IT'S THE SAME DIMENSIONS WHERE IT COUNTS: 1 13/16" I.D.


FTE sponsor GREEN SALES has 2 of the original pinion seals NOS = new, old stock (C2AZ-4676-B) = 800-543-4959


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This post was edited by Bl00dy on Oct 21 2013 01:19pm
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1 1/16ths

Woop i though u said socket ^_^

[QUOTE from Pepi from Hotrodders.com]1 1/16 should do it

just a tip just after you break the nut loose and I mean exactly at that point , find a way to mark and count the turns until the nut comes off, you will need to re-tighten it exactly the same amount of turns, at that point stake the nut to hold in place, do not attempt to re torque cause you could crush the crush ring and loose the pinion too ring gear clearance


no.... I know how to get it off, and its using a solid spacer, crush sleeves are fucking worthless

This post was edited by KoJ on Oct 21 2013 01:16pm
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Oct 21 2013 01:18pm
I would but I'm on my phone lol
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Quote (TeaRs- @ Oct 21 2013 12:18pm)
I would but I'm on my phone lol


same lol
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same lol


Gotta get those kids from school lol. I'll try to look it up real quick

Nvm bloody got it

This post was edited by TeaRs- on Oct 21 2013 01:22pm
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Gotta get those kids from school lol. I'll try to look it up real quick

Nvm bloody got it


those are the pinion seals nubs

I already know those



PINION NUT

aka part number 22294 ugg u guys suck, im on my phone
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Oct 21 2013 01:36pm
Quote (KoJ @ Oct 21 2013 02:28pm)
those are the pinion seals nubs

I already know those



PINION NUT

aka part number 22294 ugg u guys suck, im on my phone


Didn't check lol. Seen all the parts numbers and.figured it was there haha
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Oct 21 2013 02:19pm
well sum a bitch

im trying to find them local with out going to the dealership

there 3/4-20 but I cant find a part number that works for autozone/carquest/orileys
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Oct 21 2013 03:42pm
Quote (KoJ @ Oct 21 2013 03:19pm)
well sum a bitch

im trying to find them local with out going to the dealership

there 3/4-20  but I cant find a part number that works for autozone/carquest/orileys



Lowes, Fastenal, your local fastener store. Come on scrub. Just make sure it is coated and you are good.
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