1982 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

The 1982 Ford F-250 engine family consisted of robust, reliable motors destined for both work and play. The 3.3L I6 made 138 horsepower, which was ideal for light duty and gas mileage. The 4.9L I6, rated at 150 horsepower, provided more power for moderate hauling and towing. The 5.0L V8 (185 horsepower) provided a good foundation for daily driving and chores. The 5.8L V8 produced 220 horsepower, perfect for tough jobs that required extra torque and strength. The 6.6L V8, with its 270 horsepower, was fantastic at hauling bulky objects. This engine, a 7.5L V8, powered by 235 horsepower, provided superior strength and power for the toughest tasks.

Ford engineered the 1982 Ford F-250 to be hard and powerful. Whether you needed it for your commute, hauling freight, or even for some serious off-roading, this truck did it all. The 5.0L V8 and 7.5L V8 powertrains offered enough for every situation. Ford’s 1982 F-250 was popular with contractors, farmers, and off-roaders. This rugged truck could do anything, so it’s a trustworthy piece of machinery no matter the task at hand.