USEFUL PART NUMBERS.

this page is mainly for *Special items* that don't come under the normal Ford parts list for the Sierra donor car.

Anyone who has details of any item that can be of use, please e-mail me with them.   (Jim)

I would also suggest that you check on availability of any parts that you want,

as they will most likely need to be ordered in.

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To browse the Quinton Hazel catalogue, and find those part numbers you're looking for, go to their website                 Quinton Hazel website

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Quinton Hazel part No.

RAH 1144

 This is the top hose available from

your local motorfactors for the standard

radiator as supplied by RH.

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    Quinton Hazel part No.

RAH 1145   

This is the bottom hose available from

your local motorfactors for the standard

radiator as supplied by RH.

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PMFL76

(Power train No)

 This is a shorter filter that will fit if you have an

oil cooler fitted. It's original use is for the Ford V6

with the power steering fitted.

(Note the 'dints' from the removal tool)

QTH370

(Quinton Hazel Pt No)

 Thermostat that starts to open at 77 degrees,

but comes with a 'Baffle' fitted, this needs to be

removed along with it's mounting peg.

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Halfords Part Number

HRA 561

 This is a "rev limiting" rotor arm to fit the Bosch dizzy, it comes in at 6,750 rpm stopping you overreving your engine.

(Thanks to Colin King for this information)
2B bottom ball joint.jpg (24110 bytes) Quinton Hazel Pt No QSJ972S This is a replacement for the bottom ball joint, as fitted to the RHSC Wishbone 2B.

The utmost care must be taken when replacing these, normally they are fitted with the wishbone heated up, that isn't practical when replacing them, so I would place the ball joint in the freezer for a couple of hours, then quickly fit it to the wishbone before it can return to 'normal' temparature. Some form of locking device is also recommended.

(Thanks to Paul Key for this information)
A number of owners have had problems with the bottom ball joint. There are instances of the nut that holds the joint into the hub  coming loose, this is easily locked by drilling straight through the nut & threads, and fitting a split pin.

Also, the ball joint itself has come loose in the bottom wishbone, a good method of locking it, is to make a locking tab, similar to the photo. This also means that should in time the ball joint be replaced, a simple new tab can easily be made to fit.

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 Maplin

DR91Y

 Circuit breaker.

The photo shows a 100amp unit, but the part number refers to a 60 amp unit that looks just the same.

should a major 'short' occure, this switch off, cutting power. To reset it, you just turn the little lever back into place.

(I have one, and it's worked when I've shorted things out due not being bothered undoing the battery lead)

http://maplin.co.uk

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 Locost Top Ball Joint -- Transit 1965 to 84 Drag Link End Right Hand Thread
Ford Part Number :17996516
QH (Quinton Hazel) Part Number QD1117RHT
AP (Automotive Products) Part Number TA298
Moprod Part number MDL1117R
Heyd Part Number F22.73
Lemforder Part Number 000.111.017.536
Redaelli Part Number F35
TRW Part Number 15ES0874
TVA Part Number F7.1
Unipart Part Number GSJ112
Frap Part Number 168
Ehreneich Part Number 022-8146-134-291
 Top ball joint, as used in the wishbone 2B, and possibly others.

 

 

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