Air injection piping
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From: Washington
Ford does still have replacements I bought some for my engine back in April of 2001. According to my reciept the Part number for the manifold tube assembly is F5TZ-9B445-B @ around $80, and you will need 6 ferrule nuts which are E7TZ-9B471-A @ about $6 each, and the check Valve on top of the tubing is E7TZ-9A487-B @ about $43. I hope that helps
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From: Broken Arrow, OK
I just pitched mine in the trash and plugged the holes, but that won't work for you in California. There is a company called Grey Works (maybe spelled Werks?) that makes aftermarket hardparts, you might try them if you can find them.
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If your truck is a recent model, 1990 and later, I would say Ford should still carry the tube. I believe that all car manufacturers are required by Federal law to keep all emission related assemblies in stock and available to the consumer for a long time. I am assuming that I'll be able to get EGR valves and air pumps past the point when Ford discontinues parts such as, control arms, radiators, axles, etc.
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*** truck sells one, its for the carbed engines, but it looks the same as the EFI so it might work for both applications. Their site is www.********.com
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