ahhh broken EGR tube

urban96

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Oct 16, 2004

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well when i was putting my new intake in the EGR didnt line up exactly so i tried to bend it a little and snapped it off right at the header. i would like to keep the EGR for emissions here in NY would a dealership have this part or where should i look? also the bolt on the header looks reeeeeaally rusty any advice is helpful

 

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wytstang

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Oct 16, 2004

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A dealer should have it (may not be in stock tho) or a local junk yard. Yeah it can be a little trick to line that thing up. What I did is I started the treads on the egr about half way than tightend down the bolt on the egr. Good luck

 

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emissions? what are thoes?

Best bet would be a ford dealership, or call around to some junk yards and see if they have any 94/95 5.0... but I doubt they will.

 

dstanggt50

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I ordered mine from ford, took them about 3 days to get it.

 

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mackey

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I put mine back together with aspestus *sp* wrap and hose clamps!

 

blksn955.o

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I got a new one from 5.0resto/late model resto. cheaper than the ford dealer wanted ($80) to the 45ish I got it for. It is a nice piece that is from ford, even has the FoMoCo label/sticker/part tag.

 

zenboy99

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I have an extra used on sitting in my garage, if you want it PM me.

 

fi347GT

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If somebody has a used one, great, if not silicone hose and two hose clamps will repair it. It's cheaper than a new one and will last a long time.

 

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RyClef331

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fi347GT said:

If somebody has a used one, great, if not silicone hose and two hose clamps will repair it. It's cheaper than a new one and will last a long time.

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what he said...as long as you have each end still in the b-nuts, cut it, and then use hose clamps and a small piece of silcone hose to patch the gap. works like a champ and it won't burn up.