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Old 04-21-2020, 10:41 AM   #1
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Default Engine splash pans.

Anybody know if the engine splash pans for a '37 Ford passenger car are the same as the '40 Ford passenger car?
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Old 04-21-2020, 11:22 AM   #2
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Anybody know if the engine splash pans for a '37 Ford passenger car are the same as the '40 Ford passenger car?
I am NO expert BUT given that from 1932 thru 1937 (even 33 & 34 are different) are ALL different, I,E not ONE will fit the other....... I can ALSO say that 39 Ford and 39 Mercury are ALSO different.......I would almost assuredly think the answer would be no, they are not the same!!!!!
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The engine splash pans for a '39 DeLuxe might be similar to a '40 Standard, but then again maybe not...
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And then..............
Splash pans for 1937 were different. There is the 78- part number and the 74- part number.
You have to ask -- 85 hp or 60 hp?
According to the April 1949 Ford Chassis Parts & Accessories Catalogue
74-6775 RH 60 hp and 74-6776 LH 60 hp
the only pans listed for the 85 hp 1937 are part # 91A-6775 and 91A-6776 (37-41)
Hope this helps -- and could answer your question about if 40 are similar. (oh, by the way, the catalogue lists them as no longer supplied)
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Old 04-21-2020, 12:30 PM   #5
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Bruce points to a classic example of why any version of the late '40s so-called green bible is virtually worthless when it comes to questions pertaining to vehicles no longer within shouting distance of the normal amount of time a full range of service parts was offered by Ford for an earlier model year. By definition, parts with a different, later, number prefix are not same as those used originally. They may work functionally, but they are not the same parts.
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The engine splash pans for a '39 DeLuxe might be similar to a '40 Standard, but then again maybe not...
1939 and 1940 pans are different but all will fit and function between all '39 and '40 passenger cars. There was even a design change to the left pan in the middle of the '40 model year.
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Anybody know if the engine splash pans for a '37 Ford passenger car are the same as the '40 Ford passenger car?
TJ, They ('37 pans) are not the same as '39 and / or '40 pans. However, the '39 AND '40 pans will fit and function on a '37 passenger car.
If concourse correct is not a priority, you'll have an easier time locating the '39 or '40 pans.
Heck, I may even have some beauties if you so desire...
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Old 04-21-2020, 04:06 PM   #8
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Mike and all, thanks for the responses. I have a man who is looking for the right side pan for a 85HP 37. I have an extra right side '40 and thought I might be able to help him. It appears the '37 and '40 are not the same. Mike has confirmed my suspicion that it will fit, so I will see if he needs concourse correct or not. Thanks guys.
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