AP Exhaust Exhaust Tail Pipe P/N:54209

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$144.99
MPN: 54209
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AP Exhaust Exhaust Tail Pipe P/N:54209
AP Exhaust Exhaust Tail Pipe P/N:54209
$144.99

Route exhaust gases cleanly out the back of your truck with the AP Exhaust Exhaust Tail Pipe 54209, an aluminized-steel tail pipe that carries spent gases from the exhaust system to the outlet at the rear of the vehicle. It fits the 1999-2003 Ford F-250 Super Duty and 1999-2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty, both with the V8-7.3L engine.

  • Aluminized steel construction: built from aluminized steel for corrosion resistance against road spray, moisture, and exhaust condensation.
  • Original-equipment replacement: designed as a direct-fit replacement to restore the factory exhaust routing on the listed applications.
  • Made in the USA: country of origin is the United States.
  • Proper flow path: maintains the intended exhaust routing to help move gases away from the cab.

Signs this tail pipe may need replacing include rust-through, holes, cracked or rattling sections, louder-than-normal exhaust, or a soot/exhaust smell near the rear of the truck. Sold as a single tail pipe; confirm the fitment for your vehicle before ordering. Made in the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the 54209 tail pipe fit?

It fits the 1999-2003 Ford F-250 Super Duty and 1999-2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty, both equipped with the V8-7.3L engine.

What is this tail pipe made of?

It is built from aluminized steel, which provides corrosion resistance against moisture, road spray, and exhaust condensation.

Is this an original-equipment replacement?

Yes. The catalog lists it as an original-equipment replacement, so it is designed to restore the factory exhaust routing on the listed applications.

Where is the 54209 made?

Its country of origin is the United States.

How do I know when the tail pipe needs replacing?

Common signs include rust-through, holes or cracks, rattling sections, a louder exhaust note, or an exhaust smell near the rear of the truck.