Where is the VIN located on the Ford 6.9L V-8 diesel engine?

Per Fig. 1, the Vehicle Identification Number is stamped on the engine block on the right side of the engine, toward the front/upper area as shown by the callout arrow.

Where is the emissions decal on the 6.9L diesel?

The Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal (VECI) is located on the right side of the engine, indicated in Fig. 1 near the upper rear area of the engine.

Which vehicles does this 6.9L diesel figure apply to?

The figure caption states 'F-150—F-250 Shown, E-150—E-350 Similar,' so it applies to Ford F-Series trucks and E-Series vans with the 6.9L diesel.

What is the oil pump output for the 6.9L diesel?

The text states oil pump flow is 45.4 liters (12 gallons) per minute at rated speed at a pressure of 483 kPa (70 psi).

At what temperature does the 6.9L diesel thermostat begin to open?

The text indicates the thermostat begins to open at approximately 192°F, after which coolant is allowed to return to the radiator.

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Ford 6.9L V-8 Diesel Engine Right Side Diagram - VIN & VECI Decal Location

Scanned manual page with 6.9L V-8 diesel engine diagram and labels

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Scanned service manual page showing a 6.9L V-8 diesel engine with labeled VIN and emission-decal locations.

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This is page 22-08-3 from a Ford shop/service manual section covering the 6.9L V-8 diesel engine. The dominant feature is a large line-art illustration labeled 'FIG. 1 6.9L Diesel—Right Side—F-150—F-250 Shown, E-150—E-350 Similar' (illustration reference A7407-2B), showing the right side of the engine with the flywheel/flexplate visible. Two callouts identify the locations of the Vehicle Identification Number stamping on the block and the Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI) decal. Surrounding body text, only partially legible due to lighting and page curvature, describes fuel system operation (fuel metered by the injection pump and delivered under high pressure through injection lines to nozzles that atomize fuel for combustion), coolant flow through the crankcase and cylinder heads with thermostat and heater-core bypass behavior (thermostat begins opening around 192°F), and the lubrication system (oil pump flow of 45.4 liters / 12 gallons per minute at rated speed and a pressure of 483 kPa / 70 psi). Readers can learn where to find the VIN and VECI decal on the 6.9L diesel and gain general descriptions of its fuel, cooling, and lubrication systems as applied to Ford F-150–F-250 and E-150–E-350 trucks/vans.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the VIN located on the Ford 6.9L V-8 diesel engine?: Per Fig. 1, the Vehicle Identification Number is stamped on the engine block on the right side of the engine, toward the front/upper area as shown by the callout arrow.
Where is the emissions decal on the 6.9L diesel?: The Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal (VECI) is located on the right side of the engine, indicated in Fig. 1 near the upper rear area of the engine.
Which vehicles does this 6.9L diesel figure apply to?: The figure caption states 'F-150—F-250 Shown, E-150—E-350 Similar,' so it applies to Ford F-Series trucks and E-Series vans with the 6.9L diesel.
What is the oil pump output for the 6.9L diesel?: The text states oil pump flow is 45.4 liters (12 gallons) per minute at rated speed at a pressure of 483 kPa (70 psi).
At what temperature does the 6.9L diesel thermostat begin to open?: The text indicates the thermostat begins to open at approximately 192°F, after which coolant is allowed to return to the radiator.