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Ford 5.4L Intake Manifold Bolt Location Diagram (11 Bolts) - A0040506
Service/parts illustration of a lower intake manifold showing gasket and fastener sealing locations with numbered callouts.
This document is a single-page technical illustration, apparently from a Ford factory service manual, showing an intake manifold viewed from above with eleven numbered callouts (1 through 11). The callouts point to fastener/bolt locations arranged around the perimeter and along the runners of the manifold, indicating the positions (and likely the tightening sequence or identification) of the intake manifold bolts. No legend, torque specifications, part numbers, or descriptive text accompany the illustration on this page — the only text present is the numbered balloons and the Ford illustration reference code A0040506 in the lower-left corner. Per the uploader's filename ('5.4 Intake.gif'), the diagram is intended to depict the intake manifold of a Ford 5.4L engine, though the document itself does not state an engine size, model, or year. A reader can use this page to locate all eleven intake manifold bolt positions; however, any tightening sequence or torque values would need to come from an accompanying page of the service procedure, which is not included in this scan.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many bolts are shown on this intake manifold diagram?
- The diagram shows eleven numbered callouts (1 through 11), each pointing to a fastener location on the intake manifold.
- Does this diagram include torque specifications for the intake manifold bolts?
- No. The page contains only the illustration with numbered callouts and the reference code A0040506; no torque values or legend text are shown.
- What is the illustration reference number on this document?
- The reference code printed in the lower-left corner is A0040506.
- Does the document state which engine or vehicle it applies to?
- No. The scan itself has no year, model, or engine markings; the 5.4L attribution comes only from the uploader's filename.
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