ggdad1951 Posted April 25, 2017 Report Share Posted April 25, 2017 a copy to review can be found here for FREE http://dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/ph_parts/pilothouse.htm 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Geekay Posted April 26, 2017 Report Share Posted April 26, 2017 Thanks ggdad. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBNeal Posted May 28, 2017 Report Share Posted May 28, 2017 (edited) AXLE--REAR Seal, Pinion, Differential: Mopar 1271105 Chicago Rawhide 18924 National 6017 COOLING Radiator Cap (2-11/16"): Mopar 776379 Stant 10232 NAPA 7031475 Radiator Cap (2-1/4"): Mopar 795519 Stant 10203 NAPA 7031400 Thermostat (180°F, ext.bypass): Mopar 1124989 Stant 13928 NAPA THM 155 Thermostat (180°F, int.bypass): Mopar 852780 Stant 13478 NAPA THM 191 Thermostat Gasket: Mopar 50082 NAPA THM 1040ST Water Pump (external and internal t-stat bypass) Gates 42554 NAPA TFW 42554 ENGINE Oil Filter* (sock type): Mopar 676575, 1504092 Wix 51011 NAPA 1011 Fleetguard LF505 Baldwin JC405 Oil Filter Cover Gasket (for Mopar 1265706 or 1503494 filter assembly): Mopar 685625 Wix 15480 Welch Plugs (1-5/8") Dorman 550-023 (steel) Dorman 560-023 (brass) Melling MEP-14B (brass) HOOD Bumper, Hood (B-1, B-2, COE): Mopar 846797, 985563 BK 6652262 Bumper, Hood (B-3, B-4): Mopar 995066 BK 6653122 UNIVERSAL JOINTS Universal Joint: Mopar 1321115 Precision 369 Universal Joint U-Bolt: Mopar 1122683 Spicer 2-94-28X Neapco 1-0089 Yukon YY-UB-002 Allstar ALL69015 SUSPENSION Shock Absorber* (front): 1243637, 1315411, 1311188 Monroe 31000 = Monroe 59001 = Monroe 32293 - Gabriel 81147 = Gabriel 82047 Shock Absorber (front): 1450066 [1-3/8"] -- Monroe 34904 - Monroe 37098 - Monroe 37112 - Gabriel 61500 - Gabriel G63689 Shock Absorber (rear): 1243639, 1326074, 1450060 Monroe 32207 = Monroe 59017 - Gabriel 81676 - Gabriel 82007 Shock Absorber (rear): 1450065 [1-3/8"] -- Monroe 555004 - Gabriel 61550 = Gabriel G63949 - Gabriel G63299 Shock Absorber (front & rear): 1321268, 1450059, 1450060 [1-3/8"] -- Monroe 66858 - Gabriel 82065 STEERING Seal, Shaft, Steering Gear: Mopar 1138282 National 240151 TRANSMISSION Seal, Pinion, Speedometer: Mopar 1134949 Honda 91204-HB3-004 Seal, Output Shaft: Mopar 600420 National 5737 National 1216N National 8160S SKF 15620 SKF 15729 SKF 15753 Timken 471827 CR 15620 NAPA NOS 15620 SKF Speedi-Sleeve for Output Yoke Chicago Rawhide 99157 Chicago Rawhide 99159 Seal, Output Shaft: Mopar 593596 National 450308 Chicago Rawhide 21210 WHEELS Lug Bolt, Left: Mopar 856981 BWP M-226 Lug Bolt, Right: Mopar 393984 BWP M-225 Lug Stud, Left: Mopar 913849 BWP M-1271 [requires heavy modification] Mopar 1273555 BWP M-93 Lug Stud, Right: Mopar 913848 BWP M-1172 [requires light modification], BWP M-1270 [requires heavy modification] Mopar 1273554 BWP M-92 Lug Nut, Left: Mopar 913813 BWP M-257, Dorman 611-059 Mopar 1273557 BWP M-249 Lug Nut, Right: Mopar 913812 BWP M-256, Dorman 611-053 Mopar 1273556 BWP M-248 Wheel Bearing, Front Inner Mopar 698395 Bower 14125A Wheel Bearing, Front Outer Mopar 698389 Bower 09074 Bearing Cup, Front Inner Mopar 698394 Bower 14276 Bearing Cup, Front Outer Mopar 698388 Bower 09194 Seal, Front Inner Mopar 668479 SKF 17145, National 5836 Cap, Front Wheel Grease Mopar 600183 NAPA 730-2409 BODY Windshield Wipers Anco 20-12 Trico 33-122 additional information - 1-ton stud/nut comparison additional information - Dodge Power Wagon Interchangeadditional information - Dodge Power Wagon Master Parts Interchange additional information - heater fan motor and flow control valve upgrades additional information - flathead alternative head bolts Edited March 6, 2022 by JBNeal added alternative head bolts 1 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
53dodgegirl Posted August 17, 2020 Report Share Posted August 17, 2020 Thanks again so much JBNeal! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Worden18 Posted August 19, 2020 Report Share Posted August 19, 2020 Thank you for posting; much appreciated!!? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarkAubuchon Posted September 2, 2020 Report Share Posted September 2, 2020 Mark, believe it or not Im starting to assemble my 50 dodge truck. Where can i find a service manual to help with setting the fenders and hood. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wagoneer Posted April 2, 2021 Report Share Posted April 2, 2021 Pages 23-1 through 23-4 (Body section) are missing from the manual. This includes B1/2B,B1/2C,B1/2D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
billrigsby Posted June 5, 2021 Report Share Posted June 5, 2021 Pages from Dodge Truck B Series Loose Leaf Parts List Service Pages 23-1 through 23-4 attached. Pages from Dodge Truck B Series Loose Leaf Parts List Service Pages 23-1 through 23-4.pdf 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
E37Bruco Posted January 17, 2022 Report Share Posted January 17, 2022 How do you convert the 2 grouping part numbers from the parts list into a search able Mopar part number. Like I have looked up v belts as '1116 207' in the book. But what do I search the internet for? Same with like brake parts and so on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBNeal Posted January 18, 2022 Report Share Posted January 18, 2022 Mopar probably put a space in their part numbers to reduce errors in looking up replacement parts, breaking up the 6- and 7-digit part numbers into a 4-digit + 3-digit, which really helped when reading back numbers over the phone. But for the google, use no spaces in part number searches. Also, searches for part numbers should be done with Mopar, Dodge, and Chrysler, such as Mopar 1116207 or Chrysler 1116207. This allows for more results, allowing for some price/quality/availability comparisons. Shopping from out vendors list can yield further results, as they specialize in many of the parts that are in demand. A side note on the V-belts: I've made stops recently in several area NAPA and O'Reilly stores and was surprised to see they have V-belt measuring tools hanging on the wall near the counter. So they might actually know how to look up what you need the old fashioned way...or not, I get amazed but not surprised by the lack of counter help I get at auto parts counters these days 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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