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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / May 2006

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5.0L valve cover marking 1996 Epxlorer

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Jay1028 - 23 May 2006 14:52 GMT
On the passenger side valve cover is a label marked:

HF+10  TK354BB

Is this of any significance?  Nothing on the other valve cover

Jay
Fred 2 - 24 May 2006 03:47 GMT
It's called an "engine code indentification label" on the
right/passenger side valve cover. It contains the engine build date,
engine plant code, engine code, initial igniton timing, and shipping
information

Also, FYI there is an "Emission Calibration label" on the driver side
door pillar that contains, the engine code, engine calibration number,
and revision level.

Both of these labels are used to determine if parts are unique to
specific engines.

>On the passenger side valve cover is a label marked:
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>Jay
 
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