plenum cover install help

Hawk5252

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guys - i bought a plenum cover for my 05 Mustang GT. It is a ford OEM part that they put on the 07 now - anyway it came with a couple of studs and no instructions - do the studs replace the ones in the fuel rail or the bolts to where the cover bolts to the TB. If anyone has installed one of these - a little help.

 

kooldawg6

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They get used for the TB mounting points.

 

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justpball

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yea, what he said...

 

Hawk5252

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thanks guys - that is what I figured and had installed it that way - made sense - just wanted to be sure.

 

TPony

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You would have to replace the stock front two bolts with the ones sent to you. The new ones are a bit longer.

 

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stanmckinney

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The cover is optional on the 2007 and is part of the GT appearance package.
Great looking cold air intake. Does your dealer give you any trouble over it?

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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stanmckinney said:

The cover is optional on the 2007 and is part of the GT appearance package.
Great looking cold air intake. Does your dealer give you any trouble over it?

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Thanks Stan
The one time it was at the dealer was several months before the intake. Never had an issue since. The way I'm going anyway, my warranty could be up by the end of next year(50K)...already just past 24K now after only 11 months...