EGR gasket

BurningRubber

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If its torn, but not missing any peices will it still form a good enough seal?

I noitced it wasnt in the best shape after re-installing my throttle body and plenum.

Is this a dealer part, or a parts store part? Sure it isnt that much and it sure isnt difficult to replace. Might just do it anyway.

 

RandyStinchcomb

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BurningRubber said:

If its torn, but not missing any peices will it still form a good enough seal?

I noitced it wasnt in the best shape after re-installing my throttle body and plenum.

Is this a dealer part, or a parts store part? Sure it isnt that much and it sure isnt difficult to replace. Might just do it anyway.

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why take a chance on a $2.00 part, just get a new one.

here is the Ford part # E6AZ-9D476-B or you should be able to get one at a parts store

 

BurningRubber

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No reason to really, I just didnt know if it was a common part or something that might not be readily available.

Thank you much for the part #...

 

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I agree with Randy....just get a new one if it is questionable. Kevin (laserred01gt) damaged a EGR gasket a few months ago when he had a nitrous backfire. We put on the new intake and the EGR gasket looked ok but it ended up causing a major vacuum leak...thing is it looked in pretty good shape.

It's a cheap part and it's only 2 10mm bolts.

 

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bdcardinal

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almost every dealer has them in stock. they are used for a ton of applications. they also usually keep the IAC gaskets in stock.

 

BurningRubber

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Could be the problem for what I think is a vaccumm leak then. Ive been trying to chase it down without a whole lot of luck.

 

RandyStinchcomb

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bdcardinal said:

almost every dealer has them in stock. they are used for a ton of applications. they also usually keep the IAC gaskets in stock.

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yeah and if you need an IAC gskt, get that from the dealer aswell, only @$1.00 and the part # is E83Z-9F670-A

 

BennyBlown2v

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I just made an EGR gasket out of high temp copper RTV and construction paper Works great!