ATP Exhaust Manifold P/N:101083

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$204.99
MPN: 101083
UPC: 740993037651
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ATP Exhaust Manifold P/N:101083
ATP Exhaust Manifold P/N:101083
$204.99

Route spent exhaust gases away from the left cylinder head with the ATP Exhaust Manifold 101083 — a direct-fit replacement for a long list of 1969-1976 GM cars, trucks and vans, including the 1969-1975 Chevrolet Camaro, 1969-1975 Chevrolet Nova, 1971-1975 Chevrolet El Camino, 1971-1975 Chevrolet Impala and 1973-1975 GMC Jimmy. With 113 applications, see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

An exhaust manifold gathers the exhaust from the cylinder-head ports and channels it into the exhaust pipe. This one is cataloged for the LEFT-side position.

  • Left-side manifold: cataloged for the left exhaust manifold position.
  • Direct-fit replacement: designed to install on the listed applications.
  • Bolts to the head: mounts to the cylinder-head exhaust ports and directs gases into the exhaust system.
  • Signs it may need replacing: an exhaust tick that grows with rpm, a smell of exhaust in the engine bay, or a visible crack or leak.

Interchange: 674203 · 22503678 · 327740L · M327182 · 6002420 · 6167. Manufacturer part number 101083.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

674203, 22503678, 327740L, M327182, 6002420, 6167

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this exhaust manifold do?

It collects exhaust gases from the left cylinder head's exhaust ports and channels them into the exhaust pipe.

Which side is this manifold for?

It is cataloged for the left-side exhaust manifold position.

Will it fit my vehicle?

It is a direct-fit replacement for many 1969-1976 GM cars, trucks and vans. Check the Buyer's Guide tab against your year, make and model to confirm.

What part numbers does it replace?

It interchanges with 674203, 22503678, 327740L, M327182, 6002420 and 6167. Its own manufacturer part number is 101083.

How do I know if my manifold needs replacing?

A ticking that increases with engine speed, the smell of exhaust in the engine bay, or a visible crack or leak can be signs. Diagnose the cause before replacing.