347-6380: Engine Exhaust Manifold

An Engine Exhaust Manifold is part of an internal combustion Engine. It consists of individual passages or runners that collect the Exhaust gases from each cylinder and direct them toward the Exhaust unit. The cooling unit of the Water-Cooled Exhaust Manifold involves the circulation of coolant, usually a mixture of water and antifreeze, through passages or channels within the manifold. Attributes: • Helps optimize the Exhaust gas flow, minimizing the backpressure • Withstands Air pressure up to 140 kPa Applications: An Engine Exhaust Manifold is used for collecting and channeling the Exhaust gases from the Engine Cylinder to the Exhaust unit.