Ford Oem Exhaust Manifold Gasket And Oem Hardware Yc2z-9448-a 5.4 4.6 on 2040-parts.com
Rheems, Pennsylvania, United States
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got this to replace a left side exhaust manifold on F-150, needed manifold and new manifold came with stuff. couldn't return this, was too long. two gaskets, 8 studs and nuts to mount manifold, and 2 studs and nuts for y pipe. All OEM ford. $6.95 USPS shipping to USA.
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