Please help, possible part name?

[Austeny]

Can anybody help me identify these 2 part names/numbers. They aren’t fitting well and are very loose. If anyone has a gt 350 CAI assembly laying around please let me know also!

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[Crew4991]

Hey there, I think you may need the entire tube part - I don't think you will be able to find that small part you point out.

Hope this helps you, this is the part number for the tube: FR3Z9B659C for the 15-17 years.

Here is a link to an ebay assembly for it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3253801479...YiNzqA6VWt40qIZ0UAJdQO32xJTTV5tcaAjHIEALw_wcB

 

[MiamiGT350]

Hey there, I think you may need the entire tube part - I don't think you will be able to find that small part you point out.

Hope this helps you, this is the part number for the tube: FR3Z9B659C for the 15-17 years.

Here is a link to an ebay assembly for it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3253801479...YiNzqA6VWt40qIZ0UAJdQO32xJTTV5tcaAjHIEALw_wcB

@Crew4991 Are you positive this 5.0L part is the same for the GT350? The GT350 tube is item 19 on this page, but doesn't look to be individually purchasable: https://www.fordpartsonsale.com/v-2018-ford-mustang--shelby-gt350--5-2l-v8-gas/engine--air-intake

The closest I found was https://www.oemfordpart.com/oem-parts/ford-engine-air-intake-hose-kr3z9b659b, which looks to be shared between the GT350 and GT500.

@Austeny It looks like the tube is broken. I would use JB Weld Plastic Bonder to fix it. If you want to replace the green connector, you'll generally find those under "Fuel Line Quick Connector" and the green partof the clip is "Fuel Line Retainer." They'll be on Amazon, at Autozone, Advanced Auto Parts, etc.

 

[Austeny]

@Crew4991 Are you positive this 5.0L part is the same for the GT350? The GT350 tube is item 19 on this page, but doesn't look to be individually purchasable: https://www.fordpartsonsale.com/v-2018-ford-mustang--shelby-gt350--5-2l-v8-gas/engine--air-intake

The closest I found was https://www.oemfordpart.com/oem-parts/ford-engine-air-intake-hose-kr3z9b659b, which looks to be shared between the GT350 and GT500.

@Austeny It looks like the tube is broken. I would use JB Weld Plastic Bonder to fix it. If you want to replace the green connector, you'll generally find those under "Fuel Line Quick Connector" and the green partof the clip is "Fuel Line Retainer." They'll be on Amazon, at Autozone, Advanced Auto Parts, etc.

thank you I really appreciate the help guys !

 

[MiamiGT350]

@Austeny The part number for the GT350 tube is KR3Z-9B659-A

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[thunderstrike]

I wouldn't buy the enture tube. Use appropriate hardening glue.

 

[Snakebyte]

If you choose to repair, make sure it is robust, leak free. We called it "dusting" an engine when you had loose connections where fine grit was ingested into the intake. You can guess why it is called dusting.

Personally I would not chance a repair, but would rather replace the assembly. Like crew4991 proposed, maybe you can get a replacement inexpensive online, or even at a local junkyard. Who knows, a local junkyard may even sell you the small quick-connect elbow real cheap.

I just came across an AFE alternative if you are open to an aftermarket solution that supposedly boosts air flow some. It costs more than what was linked to on eBay...that is if your are interested in such an upgrade.
https://afepower.com/afe-power-55-10004r-super-stock-cold-air-intake-system-w-pro-5r-filter

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