What is the ID of this pipe?

[Joe1970]

Could anybody tell me what is the name of this pipe?. It has a lot of rust inside, so I want to replace it, but I don´t know what is the identification or part number.

Thanks a lot

 

[Curious Hound]

So tiny I can't see it.

 

[Brain75]

what's the engine size and is this on a '99?

 

[Joe1970]

what's the engine size and is this on a '99?

4.0 L OHV 4X4 year 1999 XLT

 

[Joe1970]

So tiny I can't see it.

Does the page allow you to expand the picture by clicking on it?

 

[JoshT]

That's your thermostat housing. It isn't worth trying to replace the pipe on the housing. You'd spend more in materials and time than just purchasing a new housing.

Here's a link to the Rockauto listing and it shows prices ranging from less then $10 up to about $20. Your profile says Mexico and I don't know how that affects pricing and shipping, but you can probably use the part numbers to find similar listings and prices in your country.

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/ford,1999,ranger,4.0l+v6,1354799,cooling+system,thermostat+housing+/+water+outlet,10337

 

[Curious Hound]

Does the page allow you to expand the picture by clicking on it?

Picture wasn't attached when I first saw the post.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Remove it, drop it in a pail of vinegar for a day or 2. The weak acid will remove the rust and not affect good metal.

 

[Joe1970]

That's your thermostat housing. It isn't worth trying to replace the pipe on the housing. You'd spend more in materials and time than just purchasing a new housing.

Here's a link to the Rockauto listing and it shows prices ranging from less then $10 up to about $20. Your profile says Mexico and I don't know how that affects pricing and shipping, but you can probably use the part numbers to find similar listings and prices in your country.

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/ford,1999,ranger,4.0l+v6,1354799,cooling+system,thermostat+housing+/+water+outlet,10337

Thank you very much for the answer, and the data

 

[Joe1970]

Remove it, drop it in a pail of vinegar for a day or 2. The weak acid will remove the rust and not affect good metal.

Thank you, that is a good procedure