3S-2252: Engine Exhaust Manifold

An Engine Exhaust Manifold is part of an internal combustion Engine's Exhaust unit. It is positioned adjacent to the Engine cylinders to ensure efficient collection of Exhaust gases as they are expelled during the combustion process. Each cylinder's Exhaust port is directly connected to an individual tube in the Manifold. Attributes: • Reduces the risk of Engine overheating • Ensures secure and leak-free connection in the Exhaust unit Applications: An Engine Exhaust Manifold is used to collect and channel the hot, pressurized Exhaust gases from the Engine cylinders for emission and noise control.