I messed up...
#1
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I messed up...
i cut the factory intake on my 07 f150 (with the v6). my dad saw it and freaked out (twice). said i can't buy anything else for my truck till i get the air intake back on there.... only problem is dealership says they want $250 and im broke as a joke. i have been looking for a long time trying to find it but i guess im a moron and i need someone to help me locate it. i don't have two hundred fifty dollars and i would really like to spend some amount of dollars less than that. if anyone can help i would REALLY appreciate it
thanks
mark
thanks
mark
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i used a hack saw to cut it. i only cut the right side of it. i need the right side and the tube that runs to the body of the truck. i really need to know what years will also fit on my truck so i can go to the junk yard and grab one. if anyone knows that informatin i would love that too. lol. i keep trying to find my information, but i'm looking in the wrong places somehow
thanks for all the help
mark
thanks for all the help
mark
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On Monday call or go by the local Ford dealer and get them to tell you what years will work. I think you will find 04-07's are all the same part number. Then call the junk yards, most have computer part finders now and they will be able to help you out. What the heck was you trying to saw off?
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Maybe not the best, but an upgrade over stock and a helluvalot cheaper...
$169
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MAC-A...QQcmdZViewItem
$169
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MAC-A...QQcmdZViewItem
#6
No Pain, No Pain!
A local salvage yard near me has a computer that they use to give you a printout of what years will match a certain part. They charge $1 to run it. They are also a "self-serve" salvage yard, you pull your own part(s). They are much cheaper than other yards that pull their own.
Or, you can try eBay as HarmsWay has suggested. You may be able to find the OEM part too and I'm sure it will be cheaper than the stealership!
Or, you can try eBay as HarmsWay has suggested. You may be able to find the OEM part too and I'm sure it will be cheaper than the stealership!
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thanks for the help guys problem is dad won't let me get anything but the factory (says it voids my warranty and ic alled ford and it was true) so i gotta re-install my factory one so i can get my truck serviced if i need to.
i cut it to help with the gas mileage it really did help went from 300 miles to the take to almost 400
i'll post a pic of what it looks like
i cut it to help with the gas mileage it really did help went from 300 miles to the take to almost 400
i'll post a pic of what it looks like
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Dude if you figured out how to cut an intake and pick up an extra 100 miles per tank Ford will hire you! Please post those pictures. I was thinking you cut the intake by mistake/accident.
Last edited by JohnC; 01-27-2008 at 12:38 PM.
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I think he just did the common mod of cutting the plastic around the filter to expose more of the filter...
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thanks for the help guys problem is dad won't let me get anything but the factory (says it voids my warranty and ic alled ford and it was true) so i gotta re-install my factory one so i can get my truck serviced if i need to.
i cut it to help with the gas mileage it really did help went from 300 miles to the take to almost 400
i'll post a pic of what it looks like
i cut it to help with the gas mileage it really did help went from 300 miles to the take to almost 400
i'll post a pic of what it looks like
Oh yeah, check the junkyards out.