1998 mustang gt need intake manifold

1SIKPNY

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I think the preview owner replace with a dorman intake manifold . It’s leak again a under the thermostat area . Should I still stick with dorman . Is ford ever have a new update intake manifold with aluminum cross over ? Thanks

 

mogs01gt

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If its leaking "again" you may have something else going on. Where is it leaking from?

 

1SIKPNY

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The intake manifold right under the thermo housing . I look it up and I think I got the first design of dorman and now they have a update version of it . Idk I should buy the update version or going factory for better quality

 

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Do you a plastic coolant cross over? Where the thermostat is, is it plastic or aluminum?

 

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1SIKPNY said:

The intake manifold right under the thermo housing . I look it up and I think I got the first design of dorman and now they have a update version of it . Idk I should buy the update version or going factory for better quality

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The Thermostat housing or where the intake meets the head?

 

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Determine it is the intake manifold 1st but I'd spend the few extra bucks and get the Ford manifold.

 

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I’ll take a pic of what I’m talking about tomorrow. I have an npi and a pi doorman intake. Which ever you need I’ll give to you because I don’t need em at all