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99-04 Ford F-150 5.4L Exhaust Header Gasket

K2 Industries
K2-4534-FORD-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
$110.00 $89.99

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99-04 Ford F-150 5.4L Exhaust Header Gasket
99-04 Ford F-150 5.4L Exhaust Header Gasket

Sealed combustion chamber connection between your header and cylinder head. This gasket prevents exhaust leaks at the critical header flange interface. Designed to handle repeated thermal cycling without degradation.

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Key Features
  • Flange-specific geometry - Matched to OEM header dimensions for zero-gap sealing.
  • Thermal stability - Withstands exhaust manifold temperatures without deformation or blowout.
  • Drop-in replacement - Installs at factory mounting points without modification.
Specs
  • Hard panel construction gasket assembly
  • Designed for 5.4L engine configuration
What's Included
  • Exhaust header gasket only
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need hardware to install this?

The gasket itself has no fasteners. You'll be reusing your existing header bolts and studs—just unbolt the header, swap the old gasket for this one, and torque back down to spec per your service manual.

Should I prep or clean the mounting surfaces before installation?

Yes. Scrape away any old gasket material and carbon buildup from both the header flange and cylinder head surface with a gasket scraper or wire brush. A clean, flat surface ensures a proper seal and prevents leaks.

Will this stop an exhaust leak at the header?

If your leak is at the header-to-head interface, this gasket will seal it—provided the header and head surfaces are flat and clean. If the leak is elsewhere (manifold cracks, loose bolts elsewhere in the system), you'll need to address that separately.

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