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Discussion Starter • #1 • Apr 18, 2001

Hi
I have an engine #F4TE-6015-AA does anybody know what this means any help would be greatly
appreciated
Al
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Discussion Starter • #2 • Apr 18, 2001

Hey thanks sykesk for the info
But is there any way to tell what size of this engine is?
This is what I need to know?

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Discussion Starter • #3 • Apr 18, 2001

94 351 5.8L/F.I./ roller cam/ trucks except Lightening

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Discussion Starter • #4 • Apr 19, 2001

Hey thanks
Will look into confirming this info
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