C5TE-10156-A used 1965-1967. It will work on 1965-1976 FE engine family with C5AE through D4TE water pumps.
Compatible with Ford, Edsel, Mercury, 332, 352, 360, 361, 390, 406, 410, 427 & 428 |
Belts, Pulleys & Brackets for Sale
C8ae-10145-a high mount alternator adjustment bracket 360/390 fe(US $30.00)
Ford fe low mount alternator adjustment bracket(US $18.00)
1966-1967 chevy corvette 327 engine water pump pulley 3905995cf chevrolet sbc gm(US $40.00)
Nos 1968, 1969, 1970 oldsmobile f-85 442 w-30 hurst 3groove pulley kf 399404 dp(US $100.00)
1962-65 mustang, fairlane, falcon, comet v-8 1 sheave crankshaft pulley - nice!(US $30.00)
Mopar 361-440 or 318-360, 4 groove crank pulley for a.c.(US $75.00)
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