OEM Intake Gaskets

Without a working intake gasket on your vehicle's cylinder head, air and fluid would leak from the intake manifold during ignition and cause all kinds of engine problems; let those go, and you're looking at costly repairs in the long run. Shop replacement intake gaskets with us here at OEM Pro Parts in Windsor ON; we offer steep discounts on these and other manufacturer-quality engine parts, and we ship fast, anywhere in Canada. Order today, and feel free to contact us with any questions.

Intake Gaskets FAQ

How Can I Tell if My Vehicle's Intake Gasket is Bad?

Look for the signs. They include gasket wear and tear, a vacuum leak, reduced power (with trouble speeding up), engine misfires and overheats, worsening fuel efficiency, and stalls. In any case, inspect the gasket for corrosion and air and/or coolant leaks (green, red or yellow liquid under the car especially). Otherwise, replace the gasket every 80,000 to 160,000 kilometers (every 112,000 km or so, usually). If you need help installing one, get in touch with a certified service centre (at a Ford dealer, for instance, for the F-150 example).

How Much Does Intake Gasket Replacement Cost on Average?

$765 to $850 CAD, according to RepairPal. The bottom line can vary by make and model, though. Ford F-150 intake gasket replacement, for instance, might run $920 to $1,010 CAD, while Honda Accord intake gasket replacement might run $575 to $640 CAD. Replacing the intake gasket on a RAM 2500, $1,195 to $1,230 CAD; on a BMW M340i, $825 to $990 CAD, and so on.