AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:48597

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MPN: 48597
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AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:48597
AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:48597
$27.99

Route exhaust gases cleanly out of the engine and keep your exhaust system sealed with the AP Exhaust Prebent Exhaust Pipe (P/N 48597). It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1998-2003 Ford F-150 in V6-4.2L, V8-4.6L, and V8-5.4L, plus the 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage in V8-5.4L. Because it comes prebent, it follows the factory exhaust routing so it drops into place without custom bending.

  • Prebent to match: Formed to the original routing so it fits the listed applications without on-the-vehicle shaping.
  • Aluminized steel: Built from aluminized steel that resists rust and corrosion where road spray and heat attack the pipe.
  • Original equipment replacement: Cataloged as an OE replacement pipe for the applications above.
  • Made in the United States.

Over time an exhaust pipe can rust through, crack, or develop leaks that cause rattles, a louder exhaust note, or a failed inspection. If a corroded or damaged pipe is the cause, this prebent section replaces it. Confirm the fitment for your F-150 in the Buyer's Guide tab before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does this pipe fit?

It fits the 1998-2003 Ford F-150 with the V6-4.2L, V8-4.6L, or V8-5.4L, and the 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage with the V8-5.4L. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your truck.

What is the pipe made of?

It is made of aluminized steel, which resists rust and corrosion where the pipe is exposed to heat and road spray.

Does it need to be bent to fit?

No. It comes prebent to follow the factory exhaust routing, so it installs on the listed applications without custom bending.

Is this an OE replacement part?

Yes. It is cataloged as an original equipment replacement exhaust pipe for the listed Ford F-150 applications.

How do I know I need a new exhaust pipe?

Signs include rust-through, cracks, exhaust leaks, rattling, or a louder-than-normal exhaust note. Diagnose the cause first; if the pipe is corroded or damaged, this replaces it.