352-5620: Upper Air Line Elbow

An Upper Air Line Elbow is a fitting used to connect two sections of an airline or tubing, allowing for changes in direction. It is called an "Upper" Elbow because it is typically used in the upper portion of the system. The Upper Air Line Elbow is positioned in the upper section of the engine, near the intake manifold or throttle body. It is typically curved to allow for changes in direction and facilitate the routing of the intake air. The elbow is designed in the shape of a 90-degree bend, enabling it to change the direction of the airflow by 90 degrees. This is particularly useful when the airline needs to navigate around obstacles or when a specific routing configuration is required. Attributes: • Better airflow for improved engine performance • Easy to route the air intake system • Minimizes pressure loss for optimal power and fuel efficiency • Protects the engine from contaminants and debris • Simple to install and maintain Applications: This Upper Air Line Elbow is mounted on the upper section of the Engine, closer to the intake manifold which supplies intake air to the Engine.