AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:48753

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AP Exhaust Exhaust Pipe P/N:48753

$122.99

Description

Quiet your Ford Fusion's exhaust and route spent gases cleanly with the AP Exhaust Prebent Exhaust Pipe 48753. This OE-replacement pipe drops in for the 2013-2016 Ford Fusion, covering the L4-1.5L (2014-2016), L4-1.6L (2013-2014), and L4-2.5L (2013-2016) engines, so it fits the way the factory pipe did on the listed applications.

Aluminized steel construction: resists corrosion for dependable service in the exhaust environment.
Prebent design: shaped to match the original routing so it installs without extra fabrication on the listed vehicles.
2.25 in OD inlet and 2.25 in OD outlet: single pipe-type outlet with a 0.50 in flange bolt-hole diameter.
Integrated resonator: 6 in round resonator with a 17 in body to help manage exhaust tone.

A cracked, rusted, or leaking exhaust pipe can cause a louder exhaust note, a rattle, or an exhaust leak. If a failed pipe is the cause, this direct-fit replacement reproduces the original routing. Country of origin: United States.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does this exhaust pipe fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2013-2016 Ford Fusion, covering the L4-1.5L, L4-1.6L, and L4-2.5L engines. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact year and engine.

What is the pipe made of?

It is built from aluminized steel, which resists corrosion in the exhaust environment for dependable service.

What are the inlet and outlet sizes?

Both the inlet and outlet measure 2.25 in OD, with a single pipe-type outlet and a 0.50 in flange bolt-hole diameter.

Does this pipe include a resonator?

Yes. Per the catalog, it includes a 6 in round resonator with a 17 in body to help manage the exhaust tone.

When should I replace my exhaust pipe?

Signs it may need replacing include a louder exhaust note, rattling, visible rust or cracks, or an exhaust leak. Diagnose the source before replacing.