2003 Dodge Hemi 5.7 Intake Manifold. The only part number I have is from the front of the Intake on the top: 53032179. This is a Used Intake manifold removed from a fully functional 5.7 Hemi with no problems; the Intake is a good working used part. The intake is bare; there are NO Fuel Lines, Spark Plug Wires or any of the sensors. Included with the Intake Manifold is the Lower Padding part number: 53032485, 10 New Bolts, and New Intake Gaskets.
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