ford part number

[fordor41]

I was looking at a ford turn signal ass'y that lists the part number as 9BA 13341A. What does the 9BA stand for? It lists for a '60 ford but I can't find any info on a ford part number that start with 9BA.

[KULTULZ]

The SERVICE PN should read as B9A 13341-A.

If it does not show the box it came in, the PN was listed incorrectly, or in the case of a vendor selling a non- GENUINE switch, it is close enough to gain your interest without infringing on copyright law.

[fordor41]

so if the p/n is truly correct , what does 9BA stand for. I assume it is for year? what year?

[KULTULZ]

Can you show where you saw this PN?

9BA is (as far as I know) not a valid PN PREFIX.

[dmsfrr]

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

The SERVICE PN should read as B9A 13341-A.
...

fordor41,
KULTULZ is correct. The normal format for the Ford part number prefix is...
"The first letter of the standard 4-digit prefix gives the decade, the following number gives the year of the decade, the next letter gives the vehicle line..."

B = 50's decade
9 = '59
A = 'all' vehicle lines, not a model specific part.
(additional letter as needed)

More info and code letter charts at this link...
https://www.fordification.com/tech/datecodes.htm

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[fordor41]

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I saw it on Ebay. seller said it was 59-61 Ford galaxie turn signal sw. P/N 9BA 13341A in original Ford box. could not see actual printing on the box.
Checked it again and it said B9A 13341A. Does that P/N make sense?

[KULTULZ]

Originally Posted by fordor41

i saw it on ebay. Seller said it was 59-61 ford galaxie turn signal sw. P/n 9ba 13341a in original ford box. Could not see actual printing on the box.

Checked it again and it said b9a 13341a. Does that p/n make sense?

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