Thanks for the info on the 3332 part number. This will help me with search for the dust seals in the Ford USB parts catalog I have which consists of about 5000 pages and I found having a number really helps with searching all those pages. Unfortunately all of the online Ford parts dealers show these boots as NLA. With aftermarket boots its hard to pin down whether or not they work on my F250 since most are universal and I found the ones offered by the three local discount auto parts stores don't actually show them fitting my older truck. When I ended up with a part number I could only initially find the boots in packages of 50. It took a lot more digging to find those same boots in packages of two going by a slightly different part number. I originally purchased a set of dust boots from a company which specialized in old trucks expecting a set of four but turns out it was only a pair of the dust boots I received. With my truck sitting in my shop the past several years taking up space with a bad motor, now that it can be driven I am real leary of working on the truck in the shop and having to wait for parts while the truck disassembled and not drivable. It is my goal to have all the parts on hand before I start taking the truck apart to the point where it can not be driven.
Vern in The Land of Enchantment.
Would you like red or green with your order?
My Ford truck is a 1985 F250 4X4 5.0 EFI AOD. My father was the first owner and I am the 2nd (1988-2003) and 5th owner (since 2017).
My other truck is a '08 Dodge Ram 2500 4X4 Cummins 6.7.
My other Ford is a '96 Taurus with 360,000 miles.
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