Water pump pulleys, do they all interchange?

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    Do all Ford's share the same 4 bolt pattern on the water pump pulleys? The one I was running came off of a 200 6 cyl. Something moved--engine or the electric fan--and a collision happened, warping my wp pulley. I have located another one, but it doesn't have a part number on it. The guy says it came off of a Falcon or Econoline van 6 cyl, unknown size. The diameter and depth sound about like my old one, but I'm unsure about the bolt pattern. Anybody know if they are all the same size bolt pattern?
     
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    I guess nobody else knows either....:huh:
     
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    Most do but I have run into some that have a smaller diameter pattern
     
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    Thanks, Thack. I went ahead and bid on it. It came off of a falcon 6 cyl, so it should be a 170 or 200 I think, and the one I have now came off of a 200 in a Comet, so it hopefully will work. If not, back to eBay it goes...
     
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    If it doesn't fit, I have one (somewhere).
     
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    Thanks Matt. Will know in a few hours if I get it or not. Only reason I was using a 6 cyl pulley was it was the only one that was small enough diameter that I found, and my crank pulley came off of a 73 Mav 302! Ford parts can be confusing sometimes!
     
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    I've got a 200 water pump pulley you can have for the price of shipping if the ebay deal doesn't go through.

    and FWIW, a 250 water pump pulley is different then the 170/200 pulley. The bolt pattern is the same, but the pulley itself has a larger diameter.

    When we swapped the 302 into Garrett's (koopstamaverick) '69.5, we reused the water pump pulley off his 170 as well.
     
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    Jamie, you have a PM
     
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    I know for a fact that there are at least two sizes. I have several around here also if you need one. Most of mine are off of small blocks though.
    I'll do what I can to help
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    Thanks Clint. I was able with a BFH to massage mine back to health. One of the holes was wallowed out a bit, but the others were ok, so I went with it. I ended up removing the electric fan and putting on a 5 blade Ford flex fan. For now, it seems to be cooling fine without a shroud, when I put the AC back on I may have to go with one of the Taurus electric fans...
     

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