OEM Ford Intake Manifolds
Since the intake manifolds on your Ford vehicle are responsible for delivering air into each cylinder head, they're crucial to your engine's performance. If one goes bad, you'll need to replace it ASAP or else your daily drive might become downright unmanageable. We have the parts and tools you need for the job, and we sell them at prices that are significantly lower than the MSRP that other sites charge. Buy now and we'll get your order shipped right out!
Engine Intake Manifold Gasket
Engine Intake Manifold Gasket
Engine Intake Manifold Bolt
Engine Intake Manifold Gasket
Engine Intake Manifold Insulator
Engine Intake Manifold Bolt
Engine Intake Manifold Gasket
Engine Intake Manifold Gasket
Engine Intake Manifold Bolt
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Ford Intake Manifold Buyer's Guide
What Intake Manifolds Do
The intake manifolds deliver air to each cylinder head's intake port, offering an even distribution of air into the combustion chamber. Once in the chamber, the air mixes with fuel to feed the combustion needed to move your car, SUV, or pickup down the road.
What Ford Intake Manifolds Are Made Of
Most often they're constructed from either cast iron or a durable aluminum, in order to better withstand the heat and pressure they undergo. However, new advances in technology have allowed for composite plastics to be used lately. That offers the lighter weight and custom design that modern designers appreciate.
How to Spot a Faulty Intake Manifold
Signs of trouble include rough engine idle, a loss of power, or the dreaded "Check Engine" light coming on -- though that last alert is a generic warning that requires connecting a code reader to determine the true source of your woes.
You may have noticed that there are plenty of repair kits sold on the internet, but they're not your best option. Instead, replace the bad intake manifold with a new one from your manufacturer. You can trust it to fit right into place, and perform as expected. A kit doesn't come with the same guaranteed compatibility.