Intake on a 2000/ Will it crack too?

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If the coolant is run low, it will crack. If the engine overheats, it will crack.

If the t-stat housing is over torqued, it will crack.

In short, every short fall in the Non-PI plastic intake is still in the all plastic version of the PI intake.

Sometime the plastic intake does last. I got 145k miles from the one on my 2000 GT. The intake was still servicable when the motor was removed. However, due to their poor service history, the replacement motor got a metal crossover version.
 
Naws explosions not good.

Well I do not use Nitrous. I had one go on a 97 GT once at around 80000 miles and I am now there on my 2000. Maybe I will save up some for the new Aluminum one that supposedly give us more power.
The PI swap was a great improvement on the 97GT,. Highly recommend it/
 
Yep, it was at the back :notnice:

It took a while to figure out what was going on since I was loosing fluid but not excessively though, and there was no visible leak until the car was at the shop having a starting issue looked at and they found the leak also it was pooling at the back or something they said :rolleyes:
 
When the plastic manifolds crack what is the main symptom of the issue? Does it leak coolant or is there a hissing noise, like an air leak in the manifold? My 96 GT hisses like a damn snake. I've ruled out all the vacuum lines, exhaust leaks, and a cracked intake is the only thing I can come up with. The pitch or intensity of the hiss does not change with RPMs.