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Old Dec 9, 2013 | 08:08 AM
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2002 expy 5.4 lower intake manifold

My nephews 2002 expedition with 5.4 engine has been getting p0171 & p0174 errors only when outside air temps are in the 20's or lower. After a lot of testing I have determined that the intake manifold has a leak on the left hand side some where underneath manifold. It appears to be a 2 piece manifold plastic lower aluminum upper. I hear the might be an aluminum lower, but I can't find one listed. It might just be the gaskets between the 2 halfs. But with the work it takes to do this repair I would like to have a new lower and would prefer metal to plastic. Does anyone have a source or part number for the aluminum lower.
 
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Old Nov 14, 2014 | 06:15 PM
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Old Nov 14, 2014 | 08:37 PM
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Not sure if a metal one was ever available. IMO just use the plastic one, the first one lasted close to 12 years and I'm sure the truck won't be around for another 12.
 
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If metal one was available, it was on the early modular engines, '98-'99. I'm not totally sure. Doubtful. The new intake manifolds have the gaskets built in. I bought the Dorman replacement and has done well. But if I had it to do again, I would by a Motorcraft manifold.
 
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Old Nov 15, 2014 | 11:19 PM
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...I'm sure the truck won't be around for another 12.
Why wouldn't the truck be around for another 12 years?
 
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Why wouldn't the truck be around for another 12 years?
The odds are against it since there are not too many 24 years old vehicles on the road these days.
 
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Old Nov 16, 2014 | 04:00 PM
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The odds are against it since there are not too many 24 years old vehicles on the road these days.
I had a '96 Jimmy I beat on. I sold it 12 years ago with 171k miles. It's still running around. I think the current owner said he now has close to 250k miles on it and hasn't rebuilt anything. It's close to 20 years old and I'll bet it easily makes it to 24. It wasn't anything special (and a mid size so there wasn't much to pull with it). If I get a KR Expy or a Navigator, it may very well be my last truck (I'm in my late 40s if my math is right so that gives me another 20+ years of driving). Assuming there's nothing inherently wrong (and expensive) with the truck, I can see it being around a very long time. It might start out as a new, luxury truck only driven very carefully to the opera and may end up as a beat up farm truck, but it'll still be there. At least it makes me feel good knowing there's a possibility that an old truck is still running strong after 25 years.
 
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