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Old 06-19-2014, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by charliedyal

Look at v529 and see if that's the correct one.
I'm not finding that i guess.
Ford parts.com is horrible useless. The Naturally Aspirated diagram has a supercharger?
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Can I get this while line, or do I have to buy the hoses, elbows and make it myself? Its a vac line that goes to the valve cover, throttle body and back of the intake
I have an entire intake, lines, hoses I woulda sold u
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Originally Posted by ibd2328

I have an entire intake, lines, hoses I woulda sold u
I might get some vac lines from you just to get me by the next year.
This seems right though...
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I might get some vac lines from you just to get me by the next year. This seems right though...
I'll sell that for 35 to ya.
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Lol friend on another forum made this. Got my intake mani all cleaned up

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Originally Posted by jferg92

I'm not finding that i guess.
Ford parts.com is horrible useless. The Naturally Aspirated diagram has a supercharger?
Jferg, search the # on eBay. Or search ##(year of your truck)f150 5.4 pcv. That's why you couldn't find it! LOL. Not a ford part #....
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Originally Posted by charliedyal

Jferg, search the # on eBay. Or search ##(year of your truck)f150 5.4 pcv. That's why you couldn't find it! LOL. Not a ford part #....
Found it, but looks nothing Like mine

Pretty sure it's the front of the intake that is leaking
For the triton guys, if the front of the intake is leaking, would it fill the valley, then leak from the rear of the block first?
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Originally Posted by jferg92

Found it, but looks nothing Like mine

Pretty sure it's the front of the intake that is leaking
For the triton guys, if the front of the intake is leaking, would it fill the valley, then leak from the rear of the block first?
Are you 100% sure its not the coolant line coming off of the back side of the water pump in the valley? Its only sealed with an o-ring.
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look at item # 260769750283 on ebay. This is the one I have on my 00 5.4.
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Originally Posted by charliedyal

Are you 100% sure its not the coolant line coming off of the back side of the water pump in the valley? Its only sealed with an o-ring.
See where the thermostat housing looks wet?

Awhile back jbrew said you have torque them in order and in two stages or else it will leak from the front.
Stage 1: 18in/lbs
Stage 2: 18ft/lbs
It looks impossible to get a torque wrench on the back few so just got torqued them by feel. Guessing that's my problem
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