Evan Fischer EVA45272043318 plastic intake manifold is compatible for a 4.6 v8 3003 ford explorer XLT? because I need to buy one. I hope to answer
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the bottom is big and if your intake big at the bottomthis is for you. its for a lincoln towncar but i never looked into it for a ford explore
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I find this to be an echo chamber for a throaty v8. Im not so sure about a 4 cyl.... V6 might sound good. As far as ffitment. Just depends on the size of pipe you are using and if you have a pipe expander.
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I doubt that this would fit your Explorer. I suggest you go to the Auto Ventshade website and do a search on your vehicle to get the correct part number. That's what I did to verify the correct item.
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Hey guys I have a Ford explorer 4wd xlt 2002 ...just want to know if this will fit And please tell me if this is a good quality as my original?
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Hi: Call Edelbrock or go on line to their site. They'd need to know what your manifold is and if it's a Ford Automatic trans you would need the correct linkage. They also might want to know if you have street type horsepower or if you have more radical. For a street engine it should be a great choice but you'll need to get the specifics straightened out. Check out their website for contact info. Plus they have a lot of informative videos that should help.
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The TCY2816 was a perfect fit for my 2007 Ford Explorer EB with the 4.0L 6 cly engin. Although the transmission oil cooler fittings appeared larger than those of my original readiator, the lines snapped in perfectly. After 4 mo, no leaks. Very satisfied so far. Special tool is needed to disconnect the transmission oil lines.
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Good question. I just finished removing the two lower ball joints on my '99 Explorer XLT 4WD without any special tool. But pressing the new ones back in WILL require a tool. To get them out, remove the spindle then support the end of the LCA with a jack. Remove the snap ring then drive it down and out with a hammer. I used a 16oz. ball peen. Not difficult at all. For installing, the tool will need a receiver with an ID of 2 1/4" - 2 3/8" for the stud end. That's the end with the flange that the receiver pushes against. At the top of the opening, a receiver of 1 3/4" - 1 7/8" is needed to clear the snap-ring end far enough to allow the joint to be pushed up until the flange is seated on the bottom side. The 2 1/4 and 1 3/4 sizes are listed in the description so it should work. I'd much rather have the OTC 7248 with the OTC 6731 Ford adapter kit, but $151 for a one-time use is just too much, so I'm going to give this a try. Worst case is I'll have to ante-up for the OTC adapters if these don't work. Best case is it'll work as supplied. I've got my fingers crossed.
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You should be fine with it. It really is quite universal, you may need to pick up a couple of adapter pieces and clamps, but they are not pricey. With being a v8, your intake is probably pretty close in size, and you should have enough room for it where the stock box used to be. The mounting kit is not extremely helpful, and does require drilling.
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I don't think it will fit . Because there is a bracket that mounts on the engine to support the intake but if you make a small piece of metal it should fit . But I'm unsure
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on rangers 4.0 only is my understanding only 1999 Mazda B3000 3.0 will also fit but don't know if is a Ford engine , also fits the 96 explorer 4.0 ; 96 f150, f250 4.6l , 5.8l , 7.3l Ford f350 7.5l ; 1993 aerostar 3.0 ohv and chevy's astro and safari 4.3l also other older chevys 5.0 try the fit my vehicle feature some times is available ,depends on the seller , personally the 1999 Mazda b3000 3.0l could be a match i just don't know why ranger 3.0l is not listed because the late 90's ranger use Mazda tranny's even the 4.0 (i'm talking manuals)
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I don't really know, but I would be a bit surprised if they would work. I have read that the type IV engine had "improved air intake" over the type I, and that may mean the new manifold would not fit the opening in the heads.
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Worked on my 2000 F-150. I researched the 1998 Explorer and it looks like it should work. Here is there toll-free number 888-318-5454.
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I have a 2003 Ford Explorer, it looks like we have the same body styles. This box fits like magic and I have nothing but praise for it. Getting ready to load it up again for travels from late August through a lot of September. You can go to Thule.com a look up the fit guide. I also purchased their rack system. All living up to Thule standards.
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I use these for a 2000 Ford Explorer and fit/work perfet but i dont know the diference from the vp8 model. Check the correct fit for your car/truck, maybe the diference is for the model.
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Ford Racing M9424P46 Intake Manifold didn't fit, (it work on a 4.6 sho v8 Mustang GT ENGINE
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Find your VIN number (lower left corner under the windshield). Then go to the Ford website (www.fordparts.com) and enter it. Find the part you need and write down the Ford part number. Then confirm whether the part number matches the one listed in the Amazon page. I am guessing that the one for the Focus won't work on the Explorer, but I don't know that for a fact.
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This is the kit I used with my BD Exhaust manifold and it worked out perfect! I have a 06 Dodge Cummins 5.9L, megacab 4x4. No issues at all. All 7 metal gaskets fit perfect, and I think it came with an extra style for the turbo to manifold mounting.