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Old 12-06-2004, 12:12   #1 (permalink)
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Hello all,

Son brought home an 86 F-150 4x2 last night. Starts good runs terrible,body needs some work. Wants to fix it up a little (first vehicle) . I said sure, (good to get him interested in somthing) but I'm no mechanic. First thing is a tune up. What we need to know is what size is the motor likely to be? It's an inline six, pretty straightforward under the hood. found a sticker under the hood that has 4.9L , followed by the plug size(I'm assuming) and the plug gap( .042-.046) Is the engine a 4.9litre and what does that equate to in cubic inches? Also for intersts sake how does one convert litres to cubic inches?

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4.9L six cylinder would be the 300ci six
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Thanks. Haven't worked on a vehicle in many many years. Looking forward to it. Hope the boy keeps up the interest though and it doesn't become just my project.
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