Dorman - HD Solutions Exhaust Manifold P/N:674-5603
Route engine exhaust cleanly into the downpipe with the Dorman exhaust manifold 674-5002 from Dorman - HD Solutions, a cast-iron replacement kit that comes with its required gaskets and hardware. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1998 Ford A9513 10.3L / 10.5L / 10.8L / 11.1L / 12.0L / 12.7L / 14.0L / 14.6L, 1998 Ford AT9513 10.3L / 10.8L / 11.1L / 12.0L / 12.7L / 14.0L / 14.6L and 1998 Ford AT9522 10.8L / 11.1L / 12.0L / 12.7L / 14.0L / 14.6L. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
An exhaust manifold collects exhaust gases from the engine's cylinders and channels them into the exhaust system. This Dorman manifold is precision-engineered and durably made to install and perform like the original manifold on the listed vehicles.
Specifications: one three-piece exhaust manifold; material: cast iron; port shape: round; grade: standard replacement; country of origin: China.
Signs this part may need replacing include a ticking or tapping noise from the engine bay, an exhaust smell, or visible cracks or soot at the manifold. Diagnose the cause first. If a failed manifold is the source, this kit replaces it along with its gaskets and hardware.
Interchange: 562.UM99102K
562UM99102K · 1501914 · CT1333359
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What does this exhaust manifold do?
It collects exhaust gases from the engine's cylinders and routes them into the exhaust system through the downpipe connection.
What comes in the box with part 674-5002?
One three-piece exhaust manifold, six manifold gaskets, one flange gasket and four bolts. A heat shield is not included.
Which trucks does this manifold fit?
It fits many vehicles, including the 1998 Ford A9513 10.3L / 10.5L / 10.8L / 11.1L / 12.0L / 12.7L / 14.0L / 14.6L. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your truck and engine.
What is the manifold made of?
It is cast iron with round exhaust ports. It is a standard replacement grade part, and its country of origin is China.
What are signs an exhaust manifold may need replacing?
A ticking or tapping noise, an exhaust smell, or visible cracks or soot at the manifold may be signs of an exhaust leak. Diagnose the cause before replacing the part.
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