About Intake Manifold

An inlet manifold or intake manifold (in American English) is the part of an engine that supplies the fuel/air mixture to the cylinders. It works with the air intake, throttle body, and fuel delivery system to ensure the proper mixture of air and fuel is being burned by the engine.

Replace Your Bad Intake Manifold On Time

The most common problem with the intake manifold is a blown gasket. Since gaskets are made of steel and rubber and are relatively thin, they can break very easily. Here are some common Signs of a Bad Intake Manifold:

1. Engine Overheating
2. Loss in Engine Performance or Misfires
3. Leaking Coolant

Although the intake manifold is visually visible, all problems associated with the manifold are inside, so you can’t repair or clean anything without opening half the engine.