Intake Manifold

intake manifold is a critical component of an engine’s air intake system, responsible for distributing the air-fuel mixture from the throttle body to the engine’s cylinders. It ensures that each cylinder receives an even amount of air and fuel, which is essential for optimal combustion and engine performance. Typically made from aluminum or composite materials, the intake manifold is designed to withstand high temperatures and pressures while maintaining efficient airflow. It also often includes provisions for mounting fuel injectors and integrating sensors. Regular inspection and maintenance of the intake manifold are important to ensure it remains free of leaks, blockages, or damage, which could negatively impact engine performance, fuel efficiency, and emissions.