Help! Intake Manifold gaskets

TheYankeeMarshal

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I am trying to find replacement gaskets for the intake manifold on a 2005 Mustang GT. Not the ones that go between the butterfly valves and the engine. The ones that go between the plastic manifold and the metal butterfly valve housings. Any help is appreciated.
 

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i got a kit that didnt have the right ones in ,,
im in the same boat as you,,

when i home made my cmdp .,
i got an intake gasket kit,, didnt have them in it?

so i reused the old ones even though they were hard and pretty much done. ( didnt have a choice)

so im bumping this and also waiting for a replay hopefully not direct from a ford dealer?
 

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Hopefully someone in the aftermarket sells them … I just logged in to the Ford parts catalogue, and from them you could only buy them with the upper intake, no separate service part.
 

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They have a slightly more pronounced hump than the lower ones next the block, had mine off recently too and realised I couldn't use the spare set I had for the bottom. My old set was still decent so I put them back on again. i took that lower picture from an online search as i forgot what exact shape they were. Only set i can see which look similar is the 5.0 coyote? maybe worth a try if you cant find a set.


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Did anyone ever find a fix to this? I just bought some CMCV delete plates from Steeda and had to reuse my upper gaskets (the ones between the plastic of the intake and the delete plates. Mine were a bit old and hardened and I suspect I know have a leak around one of them.

Impossible to find that specific gasket.

Steeda says to use a bit of Right Stuff silicone around the area.

Is there a better option? Would the lower gasket fit and seal if stretched a bit?

Thanks,
 

86GT351

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This is direct from Steeda

Remove the green O-rings from the factory Charge Motion Control Plates and fit them to the new SteedaCharge Motion Delete Plates. Carefully examine the green O-rings prior to installation. Replace them if theyare cracked or brittle.

If needed to replace these are nothing more that regular intake manifold gaskets.
 

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