AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:28717

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$87.99
MPN: 28717
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AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:28717
AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:28717
$87.99

Route exhaust gases cleanly away from the engine with the AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe (MPN 28717), a prebent pipe that drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2007 Ford Freestar [V6-3.9L] and [V6-4.2L] and the 2004-2007 Mercury Monterey [V6-4.2L].

  • Prebent design: Formed to follow the factory exhaust routing, so it fits the listed applications without extra bending.
  • Aluminized steel: Built from aluminized steel for corrosion resistance.
  • OE-replacement: Cataloged as an Original Equipment Replacement pipe for the listed vehicles.
  • Made in the USA: Country of origin: United States.

An exhaust pipe carries hot combustion gases from the engine back through the exhaust system. Over time, road salt, moisture, and heat cycling can rust or crack a pipe, leading to exhaust leaks, louder operation, or a failed inspection. If a corroded or damaged pipe is the cause of those signs, this prebent replacement restores the original routing. One pipe supplies the listed application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vehicles does this exhaust pipe fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2007 Ford Freestar (V6-3.9L and V6-4.2L) and the 2004-2007 Mercury Monterey (V6-4.2L). See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

What is this pipe made of?

It is made from aluminized steel, which provides corrosion resistance for the exhaust routing.

Is this an OE-style replacement?

Yes. The catalog lists it as an Original Equipment Replacement pipe, and its prebent shape follows the factory exhaust routing for the listed applications.

Why is it called a prebent pipe?

It comes formed to match the factory routing, so it installs on the listed vehicles without additional bending.

What are signs my exhaust pipe may need replacing?

Common signs include rust, cracks, exhaust leaks, louder operation, or a failed emissions or safety inspection. Diagnose the cause before replacing.