How do I know what kind of Ford truck I have?
How to Identify a Ford Truck Model Year
- Locate the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on the vehicle or from the title of the vehicle. VINs are commonly located on the driver’s side door jamb sticker and on the dashboard.
- Locate the tenth digit of the VIN. It may be a letter or a number.
How do I identify a Ford 4.6 engine?
Determining Engine Type By VIN: VIN 3 for the Ford trucks refers to the supercharged SOHC Lightning engine. VIN 6 refers to 4.6L SOHC Windsor produced engines. VIN W refers to 4.6L SOHC Romeo produced engines. VIN X refers to 4.6L SOHC Windsor produced Mustang engines.
How do I find out what kind of truck I have?
Look at the vehicle identification number (VIN). The VIN was introduced in the 1950s as a way to identify where a truck was manufactured and what equipment was included. Each number in the digit series has a meaning. The VIN can be located in the driver-side windshield or doorjamb.
Are Ford 4.6 and 5.4 interchangeable?
As long are both SOHC 2V’s or 3V’s then yes you can change. The only real difference with the 5.4 vs. 4.6 is the deck height. Other then that they are the same engine, both from the modular family.
How do you tell the difference between a Ford 4.6 L and a 5.4 L?
At a glance, it is challenging to tell the difference between a 4.6L iron block and a 5.4L. Where these blocks differ is deck height with the same cylinder bore size. The 5.4L block has a taller deck. At the front of the block, core plugs are further away from the deck on the 5.4L than we find with the 4.6L.
How do I find the model of my car?
The back of your car should have the manufacturer’s name on one side and the model on the other side. Plus, the car maker’s logo is usually on the front and back of your car. The make and model of the vehicle is usually located on the cover of the owner’s manual. Or, it can be found within its first few pages.