Dorman - Autograde Engine Camshaft Plug,Engine Core Plug P/N:555-073
Dorman 555-070 expansion plug for the 1996-2001 Ford Explorer 5.0L and other vehicles closes an opening in the engine with a steel cup that expands tight into its bore.
Oil seeping around an engine expansion plug, or a plug that has shifted or gone missing, can mean it needs replacing. A leaking gasket, a worn seal or a cracked casting can leave oil in the same spot, so find the cause before buying.
It is listed for a wide range of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models, including the 1977-1997 Ford F-250 5.8L and the 1975-1996 Ford F-150 5.0L. If your vehicle is not one of these, look up its year and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab before you order.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One expansion plug, which is the quantity the application calls for.
Interchange: EPS-71
7HA6266A · C20Z6266A · C20Z6266B · C5AZ6026H · 387027C1
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Dorman 555-070 expansion plug fit a 1977-1997 Ford F-250 5.8L?
Yes. Dorman 555-070 is listed for the 1977-1997 Ford F-250 5.8L and for the 1975-1996 Ford F-150 5.0L.
Is this a Dorman rubber expansion plug or one of the Dorman freeze plugs?
No to both. Dorman 555-070 is a steel, cup-type expansion plug that seals an opening in the engine. It is not made of rubber and is not sold as a freeze plug.
Is this an 11/16 or 3/8 freeze plug from Dorman?
No. This plug is 2-1/8 in. SC, with a diameter of 2.147 to 2.162 in and a height of 0.360, so it is not either of those sizes.
What is in the box with the Dorman Autograde steel expansion plug?
One expansion plug, which is the quantity the application calls for. This listing is a single plug.
Does Dorman 555-070 replace Ford C5AZ6026H?
Yes. C5AZ6026H is on the Dorman 555-070 interchange list, along with EPS-71, C20Z6266A and C20Z6266B.
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