Need a OEM Form C6 trans dipstick - part # C6OZ-7A020-B from what I understand. Needed ASAP. Top dollar paid. Thanks!
Pretty certain i have one and will have a look later in the week
NOS: http://mustangmania.com/parts/66-70-ford-mustang-nos-c4-c6-c8-automatic-transmission-dipstick/
Used: https://secure.cougarpartscatalog.com/c6oz-7a020-b.html
Both are for C4…still looking for a C6 one. Thanks
Really? NOS one says C4 or C6 and is the part number you are looking for.
Ford used the same part number for two different parts?
I’ve never heard of a C8 transmission before.
Me niether, but I’m always learning new things about old stuff.
Maybe they were thinking C5?
Dug out the MPC and 69-70 390/428 C6 INDICATOR-FLUID LEVEL = C9AZ-7A020-B as of November 1975.
Found a -C here: http://www.rearcounter.com/C9AZ-7A020-C-parts410026.html
They also list -A as out of stock http://www.rearcounter.com/C9AZ-7A020-A-parts56844.html
and -B as out of stock http://www.rearcounter.com/C9AZ-7A020-B-parts982326.html
It was my understanding that the last letter was irrelevant unless you want period correct, but someone else can weigh in and explain the difference.
My understanding is that the last letter indicates a revision of the part. The first version of the part will be -A. Then if some small change is made to the part it becomes -B and so on down the line.
Randy Goodling
CCOA #95
Can be important if they changed the amount of oil the trans should hold.
Digging into it a bit more, it appears the -B was Cougar/Mustang and -C is listed as ‘Ford’ 6 or 8 cyl. I am guessing truck?
I think it has to do with the tube length. I did find one stick with a C6xx prefix where -C had a note that it was 23.5" and the same C6xx with a -B was noted as 22".
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