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Probably not. '90-96 trucks use a strike bolt similar to the door, or a Bronco t/g.
(phone app link)
Older trucks use a sliding bolt catch in the t/g and a square loop on the bedside. Which does yours have?
(phone app link)
Older trucks use a sliding bolt catch in the t/g and a square loop on the bedside. Which does yours have?
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From: Florida
Probably not. '90-96 trucks use a strike bolt similar to the door, or a Bronco t/g.
(phone app link)
Older trucks use a sliding bolt catch in the t/g and a square loop on the bedside. Which does yours have?
(phone app link)
Older trucks use a sliding bolt catch in the t/g and a square loop on the bedside. Which does yours have?
i have been without my truck for 3 months and was sold a clutch and then told i needed tranny when in reality it is a shifter i need and the plate that goes behind the break booster. found the plate.....
so it was misdiagnosed by my mechanic and then by the transmission shop he asked for help. $2,200 later, still need shifter.
i am so upset but have to concentrate on healing after surgery.
thanks guys
gabriella