Intake Manifold

Intake manifolds are critical engine components responsible for distributing the air-fuel mixture to the cylinders of passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Located between the throttle body and cylinder head, these parts ensure efficient combustion and optimal engine performance. Intake manifolds are typically constructed from aluminum alloy, plastic, or cast iron for durability and heat management. Variations exist for different engine configurations, such as inline, V-type, and horizontally opposed engines. Examples in our selection include Febi intake manifolds (like FEBI109591), manifolds for MAN trucks (MPN 51.09402-0035), and those designed for Mercedes-Benz trucks.