Description
Intake manifold by VAG, catalog number 03G129713C. Confirmed catalog fitment: Seat ALTEA 5P1 (2004–2015), Seat ALTEA XL 5P5, 5P8 (2006–2015), Skoda OCTAVIA II A5 1Z3 (2004–2013), Skoda OCTAVIA II A5 1Z5 (2004–2013), Volkswagen GOLF V 1K1 (2003+) and other body variants. For an accurate match, compare the number and identification with the removed part and confirm the vehicle specification by VIN. The fitment list is a reference and does not replace a vehicle-specific compatibility check.
An intake manifold is a component of the engine intake system designed to distribute air or the air-fuel mixture evenly to the engine cylinders. It plays a key role in engine performance, fuel efficiency, and stable operation.
The manifold connects the throttle body to the cylinder head and may include variable geometry channels, swirl flaps, pressure sensors, and integrated control elements. Modern manifolds are commonly made of plastic or aluminum and operate in coordination with the engine management system.
A faulty intake manifold may cause air leaks, power loss, unstable idle, increased fuel consumption, mixture-related fault codes, damaged swirl flaps, or vacuum leaks.
Our catalog includes intake manifolds for many vehicle brands. Available options include genuine factory parts, reliable aftermarket replacements, and tested used units without cracks or damage. Manifolds with variable geometry, integrated sensors, swirl flaps, and versions for petrol and diesel engines are available.
Selection is available by VIN number, engine code, part number, intake configuration, and vehicle year. Replacing a damaged intake manifold restores correct airflow distribution and engine efficiency.
Compatibility
Fits 10 vehicles
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About the manufacturer · VAG
VAG is a commonly used abbreviation referring to the Volkswagen Group, one of the largest automotive manufacturers and component producers in the world. The group was founded in Germany and includes many well‑known autom...
About the manufacturer · VAG
VAG is a commonly used abbreviation referring to the Volkswagen Group, one of the largest automotive manufacturers and component producers in the world. The group was founded in Germany and includes many well‑known autom...