Like any repair, how long it takes to replace an intake manifold is going to depend on the type of car you have, how busy the shop is, and how experienced the technician is at that particular task. In most cases, it takes two to four hours for the entire process to be complete.
Removing the old intake manifold only takes about 40 minutes, but installing the new one and reassembling takes much longer. If you haven’t heard from the shop in five hours, I would give them a call to check on the status. Depending on when you dropped the vehicle off, you may even need to come back the next day.
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