1980 Chevrolet Luv 4WDFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

MOTORCRAFT Distributors: Ford

Application (1)Part No.
300" 6 Cyl.
  E100/150
    Man. Trans. EOTE-EA, EOTE-FA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-BA
  E250
    Man. Trans. EOTE-PA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-BA
  E350
    Man. Trans. D9TE-AEA
    Auto. Trans. D9TE-ADA
  F100/150 (2 WD)
    Man. Trans. D8TE-BA, EOTE-EA, EOTE-FA
    Auto. Trans. D8TE-BA, EOUE-BA
  F250 (2 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-PA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-BA
  F350
    Man. Trans. D9TE-AEA
    Auto. Trans. D9TE-ADA
  F150/250 & U150/250 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-PA
302" V8
  E100/150
    Man. Trans. EOTE-RA
    Auto. Trans. EOTE-DA
  E250
    Auto. Trans. EOTE-DA
  F100/150
    Man. Trans. EOTE-BA
    Auto. Trans. D7TE-EA, D8TE-BA, EOTE-NA
  F250
    Man. Trans. EOTE-BA
    Auto. Trans. EOTE-DA, EOTE-JA, EOUE-CA
  F150/250 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-BA, EOTE-RA
    Auto. Trans. EOTE-DA, EOTE-MA, EOUE-CA
  U150/250 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-BA, EOTE-RA
    Auto. Trans. EOTE-DA, EOTE-MA, EOUE-CA
351" M V8
  E250
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  F150
    Man. Trans. EOTE-HA, EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  F250
    Man. Trans. EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  F150 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-HA, EOTE-LA, EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  F250 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-HA, EOTE-LA, EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  U150 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-HA, EOTE-LA, EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
  U250 (4 WD)
    Man. Trans. EOTE-SA
    Auto. Trans. EOUE-CA
351" W V8
  E100 D9UE-PA
  E150 D9UE-PA, EOUE-DA
400" V8
  E250
    Man. Trans. EOUE-CA
    Auto. Trans. D9TE-ATA, EOUE-CA
  E350
    Man. Trans. D7TE-ALA
    Auto. Trans. D9TE-ATA
  F250 EOUE-CA
  F350
    Man. Trans. D7TE-AMA, D9TE-ATA
    Auto. Trans. D7TE-ALA
460" V8
  E250/350 D7TE-APA
(1) Basic part number is 12127. Table gives prefix and suffix only.
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  • • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.