Feature

●YHTAUTO Affordable and Prime Engine Intake Manifold, Directly Fit
●Compatible with Ford E-150/E-250 2007-2008(VIN:W),V8 4.6L
●Compatible with Ford F-150 2007-2008(VIN:W),V8 4.6L
●Compatible with Ford Lobo 2007(8th Digit of VIN is W),2008 V8 4.6L---Mexico Only
●Reference Number: 7L3Z-9424-F, 019495456162, 615-375, 7L3Z9424F, 615375

Description

The intake manifold is responsible for the accurate dissemination of air into the engine cylinders for combustion. If it fails, your car’s vital functions deteriorate and you will experience a decrease in car’s performance. A cracked manifold must be replaced if it cannot be safely repaired.

Item Specification

Item Type: Engine Intake Manifold Kits

Material: Plastic

Manifold Height: 14.5 inches

Port Outlet Dimensions: 61 mm x 46 mm

Gasket or Seal Included: Yes

Position: Upper

Reference Part Number: 7L3Z-9424-F, 019495456162, 615-375

Vehicle Information

Replacement for Ford:

E-150 2007-2008 V8 4.6L Petrol VIN:W
E-250 2007-2008 V8 4.6L Petrol VIN:W
F-150 2007-2008 V8 4.6L Petrol VIN:W
Lobo 2008 V8 4.6L Petrol Mexico Only
Lobo 2007 V8 4.6L Petrol 8th Digit of VIN is W; Mexico Only

Please confirm the vehicles model, year as well as the engine size when you purchase!

Common Intake Manifold Problems

The most common problem with the intake manifold is a faulty gasket. Due to strain from heat and the resulting contraction and expansion, the gasket can get cracked. When you detect the intake manifold fails, first take out the gasket and check if there is a crack somewhere on it. And there are a few symptoms that can alert you.

Leaking Coolant

In some car, intake manifold gaskets also seal engine coolant. Naturally, it may lead to a coolant leak if this seal wears out. This will produce a distinct coolant smell, or get bad, you will notice steam, drips or puddles of coolant underneath the vehicle.

Engine Overheating

An overheated engine is a continuation of the coolant leaking problem. If the intake manifold gaskets leak coolant into the intake manifold, the engine may overheat without any visible external leaks.

The Loss in Engine Performance/Misfires

When intake manifold fails, the fuel and air ratio will be affected and causes engine performance issues such as misfires, a decrease in power and acceleration, and even stalling.

Bad Fuel Economy

Because of the number of misfires and the decreasing power of the engine, your engine is going to consume more fuel than normal. If you drive roughly the same distance every week, you might see your tank draining faster.