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That has always been true. cuhulinFords
Dec 10, 2010
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Mainly because Ford seemed to stick to a lot of common parts across a LOT of lines and years. Nothing like having to replace a part that fits on 30 years worth of vehicles.
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That's good design. Not only does it save money it shortens development time. It just needs to be done almost entirely with functional parts, not cosmetic ones.
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Yes, it is a good plan, if your basic parts design and quality are good, and Ford has traditionally had some basically sound systems. Another thing that I used to enjoy about Fords was that you could do a whole lot of work with just a 1/2" and a 9/16" wrench.
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> > That has always been true. > cuhulin
That used to be quite common with the big three, parts interchanged pretty easy. Now it's as though you need the part for the exact make model and year
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