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EngineQuest TC351A EQ 302-351W Ford Timing Cover
EngineQuest TC351A EQ 302-351W Ford Timing Cover

EngineQuest TC351A EQ 302-351W Ford Timing Cover

289 Ford Small Block V8, 302 Ford Small Block V8, 351W Ford Small Block V8, Aluminum, Natural

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EngineQuest TC351A EQ 302-351W Ford Timing Cover
EngineQuest TC351A EQ 302-351W Ford Timing Cover
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Material Type:
Aluminum
Finish:
Natural
Gasket(s) Included:
No
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Each
Mounted Length:
2.09"
Hardware Included:
No

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Used ones are either cracked or corroded beyond use. These 100% new aluminum front timing covers have both fuel pump and dipstick provisions. Allows you to use mechanical fuel pump on later engines. Includes plug for dipstick hole if not required.

Fits 1966-84 Ford 289/302/351W V-8 engines.

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Fits '66-'84 289/302/351W with dipstick hole and fuel pump mount pad in cover. The dipstick hole can be covered with a plug (included).
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations

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