1999 Gm Suburban 5.7 Liter Vortec Engine Upper Intake Manifold. on 2040-parts.com
Ellsworth, Maine, US
Up for sale is a upper intake manifold removed from a 1999 GM Suburban with the 5.7 liter Vortec engine. It worked great when removed from the vehicle. Please be aware that I do not spend the time and money to degrease these parts when they come off the vehicle. This part will be shipped as it was removed.
Intake Manifold for Sale
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