Bmw N62 Engine Intake Manifold For 545,645,745 on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, US
For sale:complete intake manifold with injectors throttle body and all sensors. Came out of 2005 bmw 645 it will fit any n62 engine. Separate parts can be sold upon request.
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