Dan04COBRA

I had thought there was a recall for this problem, I was right! I don't see why you even bother trying to fix it. Just give in and buy a new one or try to get it replaced. <img border="0" src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">

Snydaleid

The recall is for 96 &amp; 97 only. The 98 has the same intake but wasn't covered. I have the letter if you want to read it or you can call Ford and ask. All they need is your VIN and they'll be able to say whether it's covered or not. I don't know anyone who has a 98 that was covered though.

Superbeast

Yeah I took in my old 97 Gt to the ford dealer and they checked the intake for any leaks and possible defects. All due to the recall.

gdear66

I think if you are modifying your car for more performance then you might as well bite the bullet and buy the high flow intake. Sure it costs more, but what's the point of replacing some parts with OEM while upgrading everything else around it. Go for the flow!

Redline5th

I always say "When something breaks replace it with a performance version, it will be more rewarding!"

Jugador1

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Buzzstang

i have a new intake still in the box from ford for sale. i also have the gaskets.

tripsevn7

buzzstang, did that intake have the aluminum front on it????</P>


funny how the replacement part has completely diff. front run on it and yet no recall for the 98 </P>

Buzzstang

i have noi idea the box has not ever been opened.

FaudGT

MY 98 intake cracked too....might as well get a newer manifold 00-03 or some other aftermarket...go ahead and make the mod...cause your gonna need a new one anyway</P>