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E0TZ 16054-A was apparently replaced by E2TZ-A and then by E4TZ-A if I read the notes correctly. And I can believe that as the MPC now show the latter.

But there were differences, as shown on our page Documentation/Underhood/Fender Aprons.

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E0TZ 16054-A was apparently replaced by E2TZ-A and then by E4TZ-A if I read the notes correctly. And I can believe that as the MPC now show the latter.

But there were differences, as shown on our page Documentation/Underhood/Fender Aprons.

Wow, wish I could afford that. Both of mine are rotted. But that's steep for what this thing is. I'm not super concerned with being "original" so I'm thinking about just reinforcing the ones I have, if I can't find some in good condition at the junkyard.

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Wow, wish I could afford that. Both of mine are rotted. But that's steep for what this thing is. I'm not super concerned with being "original" so I'm thinking about just reinforcing the ones I have, if I can't find some in good condition at the junkyard.

Are we talking of the same parts?

That inner fender well is plastic so how could it rot, crack yes but rot?

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Wow, wish I could afford that. Both of mine are rotted. But that's steep for what this thing is. I'm not super concerned with being "original" so I'm thinking about just reinforcing the ones I have, if I can't find some in good condition at the junkyard.

Are we talking of the same parts?

That inner fender well is plastic so how could it rot, crack yes but rot?

Dave ----

the only way I can imagine that is heat. i have seen a few with exhaust leaks that made the area closest to the leak (usually close to the inner mount point where it mounts to the bracket coming forward from the firewall). that and possibly headers.

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the only way I can imagine that is heat. i have seen a few with exhaust leaks that made the area closest to the leak (usually close to the inner mount point where it mounts to the bracket coming forward from the firewall). that and possibly headers.

Run a straight six and heat is no where near them :nabble_smiley_evil:

With a v8 is the exh that close to the inner fender well?

I just dont think I have seen them go bad unless there was heat from a fire.

Dave ----

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the only way I can imagine that is heat. i have seen a few with exhaust leaks that made the area closest to the leak (usually close to the inner mount point where it mounts to the bracket coming forward from the firewall). that and possibly headers.

Run a straight six and heat is no where near them :nabble_smiley_evil:

With a v8 is the exh that close to the inner fender well?

I just dont think I have seen them go bad unless there was heat from a fire.

Dave ----

According to NumberDummy in 2014:

E5TZ-16054-B (replaced E0TZ-16054-A; E2TZ-16054-A; E4TZ-16054-A) .. Right Fender Inner Apron / Obsolete

1980/86 F100/350 (1983/86 F250/350 gas) & Bronco.

No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.

https://www.fordpartsconnect.com/oem-parts/ford-apron-panel-e5tz16054b

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https://parts.schultzford.net/oem-parts/ford-apron-panel-e5tz16054b

https://www.tomsfordtruckparts.com/oem-parts/ford-apron-panel-e5tz16054b

https://www.myfordpart.com/oem-parts/ford-apron-panel-e5tz16054b?c=Zz1ib2R5JnM9ZmVuZGVyLWFuZC1jb21wb25lbnRzJmw9NCZuPUFzc2VtYmxpZXMgUGFnZSZhPWZvcmQmbz1mLTE1MCZ5PTE5ODUmdD1iYXNlJmU9NC05bC1sNi1scGc%3D

 

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not referring to general exhaust heat but more from an exhaust leak or headers as headers radiate far more than cast iron manifolds. and that is the reason for header wrap.

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