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69 Ford 4000 Engine Identification

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69FRD4000

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Hello All.

New to the board, just acquired a Ford 4000 with a bucket loader attachment. She's in fair shape, been rode hard and put away wet. Engine is seized and I'm looking to tear into it soon. Before I do I'd like to know which it is (175 or 201) so I can anticipate the parts I will need for an in chassis overhaul.


Here is what I know so far based on the numbers on the bell housing.

Model D - 4000
Chassis - AG/All Purpose
Fuel - Diesel
PTO - 540
Trans - 8 Spd
Year - 1969
Mo - April
Day - 15
Shift - B/2nd (Day)
Origin - USA
Serial - 234329

Engine Casting:
C7NN - 6015 (J or T) Hard to make out.

Indicates the engine was cast in 1967 for a tractor basic 6015 cast J would be 10th update to the cast T would be 20th.

This is as far as I have gotten so far. I've read the best way to determine what I need is to measure the bore, but there has to be atleast a way to determine what engine it actually is first.

Is there anyone out there that can give me a hand?

Any help is appreciated..

Decided to call her Florence considering the timing and current storm on the horizon lol...
 
All 3 cylinder diesel 4000 engines were 201 ci (4.4x4.4 bore x stroke). The gassers were 192 ci (4.4x4.2) from 1/1/65-3/31/68, and were 201ci from 4/1/68 onwards.

The 175ci diesels were only used on the 3000 series and the the later 3600 and 2610 series.

To be sure, in case the engine was ever replaced, look down below the raised C7NN6015 number, below that number and just above the oil pan there is a flat rail. There is a taller section on that flat rail that is taller than the flat sections fore and aft of it. The engine serial number should be stamped into that taller section of the rail. It is a stamped number not a raised one and the characters will be much smaller than on the C7NN casting number. If the engine serial number starts with L (prior to 4/1/68) or a D (4/1/68 & onward) then it is a 4000 series engine and it is a 201 ci engine if it is a diesel.
 
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