Any mechanics out there? I'm trying to figure out what part this is?
Its from a Ford F-150. My defrost **** the bed in my truck (Ford F-150) so my son was cleaning the lines, which were totally clogged. He found this copper fitting was totally corroded. I just need the name to ask Auto zone. 
FORGET the name, show then the photo.
Huh?
"My defrost XXXXX the bed in my truck… "
What does that mean?
Picture is not clear but it may be the fitting for the outlet or inlet for the heater? Why not just take the picture to Auto Zone? They will be able to figure it out.
Can you take a wider picture
Need a year & engine size of your F-150, to look up the right part.
The picture is upside down.
It would be a heater core outlet nipple. I'd remove it and take it with me to show them so the diameter and threads could be matched up. Your bigger problem is that the clog probably goes further up into the water pump and your heater core is also probably stopped up.
Is that your thermostat housing?
It's a heater hose nipple.
Just show the DEALERSHIP parts department your photo.
I hope you can remove it and install it properly.
It looks a bit mangled.
No Idea
Thingamajig
Its the water connection on the Ganuut Control Valve that goes to the Kancadia cut off water jacket housing…
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