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Right Exhaust Manifold For 1967-1972 Chevy C10 C20 K10 GMC C15 C2500 Truck 5.7L, part number C5432
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Right Exhaust Manifold For 1967-1972 Chevy C10 C20 K10 GMC C15 C2500 Truck 5.7L

Replace a cracked, leaking, or damaged passenger-side manifold with this Right Exhaust Manifold for 1967–1972 Chevrolet and GMC trucks, including compatible C10, C20, K10, C15/C1500, and C25/C2500 applications.

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This manifold is designed as a right-side replacement exhaust manifold for compatible classic Chevrolet and GMC pickups using small-block V8 engines.

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Right Exhaust Manifold for 1967–1972 Chevy C10 C20 K10 GMC C15 C2500 Truck 5.7L Product Description Shop right exhaust manifold for 1967–1972 Chevy C10, C20, K10 and compatible GMC trucks when your passenger-side manifold is cracked, warped, or leaking. Replacing a used exhaust manifold can help restore proper exhaust routing and reduce unwanted engine-bay noise. Order right exhaust manifold for your classic GM truck restoration or repair project today. This replacement manifold is designed for compatible Chevrolet and GMC C/K pickups using small-block V8 engines. It mounts on the passenger side of the engine and directs exhaust gases from the cylinder head into the downstream exhaust system. Its cast construction provides the strength needed for repeated heating and cooling cycles, making it a practical choice for classic truck repairs, restorations, and factory-style exhaust rebuilds. Key Features Right-side / passenger-side exhaust manifold Fits compatible 1967–1972 Chevrolet and GMC C/K trucks Suitable for C10, C20, K10 and selected GMC C15/C2500 applications Compatible with applicable small-block Chevrolet V8 engines Replacement for cracked, leaking, or damaged factory manifolds Cast construction for heat resistance and durability Factory-style exhaust routing Suitable for restoration and maintenance projects Helps restore a secure cylinder-head-to-exhaust connection Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Exhaust Manifold Position Right / Passenger Side Vehicle Make Chevrolet / GMC Vehicle Family C/K Pickup Compatible Years 1967–1972 Models C10, C20, K10, C15 & Compatible C2500 Applications Engine Type Small-Block V8 5.7L / 350ci Fitment Compatible Applications, Primarily 1969–1972 Material Cast Metal Exhaust Location Engine / Cylinder Head Application Replacement / Restoration Condition New Why Replace a Worn Exhaust Manifold? A damaged manifold can create exhaust leaks, ticking noises, reduced exhaust efficiency, and unwanted fumes around the engine compartment. Replacing the failed passenger-side manifold helps restore proper exhaust sealing and keeps gases moving into the exhaust system as intended. This replacement is a practical option for classic Chevrolet and GMC pickup owners who want factory-style routing without converting to aftermarket headers.

Features
  • Right-side / passenger-side exhaust manifold
  • Designed for compatible 1967–1972 Chevrolet and GMC C/K pickups
  • Fits applicable C10, C20, K10, C15 and C2500 truck configurations
  • Suitable for compatible small-block Chevrolet V8 engines
  • Supports applicable 5.7L / 350ci setups
  • Cast construction for strength and heat resistance
  • Factory-style exhaust routing
  • Helps replace cracked, warped, leaking, or damaged manifolds
  • Restores the connection between the cylinder head and exhaust system
  • Suitable for restoration, maintenance, and stock-style repair projects
  • Practical alternative to converting to aftermarket headers
  • Designed for repeated engine heating and cooling cycles
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  • 1 × Right / passenger-side exhaust manifold

Shipping weight 15.00 lb

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  • 1967–1972C10 / C-K Pickup
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Designed for the right / passenger side of compatible Chevrolet and GMC C/K trucks. Intended for selected 1967–1972 C10, C20, K10, C15 and C2500 applications. The advertised 5.7L / 350ci fitment generally applies to compatible 1969–1972 trucks, not necessarily every 1967–1972 model. Verify the exact engine displacement and small-block V8 configuration before ordering. Confirm the cylinder-head bolt pattern and exhaust port arrangement. Check the manifold outlet position and downstream exhaust connection. Compare heat-riser, accessory, sensor, plug, and bracket provisions with the original manifold. Trucks with engine swaps, aftermarket cylinder heads, headers, or modified exhaust systems may require different components. Gaskets, mounting bolts, studs, nuts, and other hardware may be sold separately. Always compare the replacement manifold with the original part or manufacturer interchange before purchase.

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What vehicles does this right exhaust manifold fit?
It is intended for compatible 1967–1972 Chevrolet and GMC C/K trucks, including selected C10, C20, K10, C15, and C2500 applications.
Is this for the driver or passenger side?
This is the right-side / passenger-side exhaust manifold.
Will it fit a 1967 Chevy C10?
It may fit compatible 1967 C10 applications, but engine size and manifold outlet configuration must be verified before ordering.
Will it fit a 1972 Chevy C10?
Yes, for compatible 1972 C10 applications using the correct small-block V8 setup and passenger-side manifold configuration.
Does it fit a Chevy C20?
Yes, for compatible C20 applications within the advertised year range.
Will it fit a Chevy K10?
It can fit selected K10 applications, but 4WD trucks may have different exhaust routing and clearance requirements, so exact fitment should be confirmed.
Does this manifold fit GMC trucks?
Yes, it is intended for compatible GMC C/K-series trucks, including selected C15 and C2500 applications.
Does it fit a 5.7L / 350ci engine?
Yes, for compatible small-block Chevrolet 5.7L/350ci applications. The 350 engine fitment is generally associated with 1969–1972 trucks rather than every year from 1967–1972.
Why is the 5.7L fitment not listed for every year?
Engine availability and exhaust configurations changed across the model years. Verify the exact engine and original manifold before ordering.
Is this a small-block Chevy exhaust manifold?
Yes, it is intended for compatible Chevrolet small-block V8 applications.
What is the manifold made from?
It uses cast-metal construction designed to withstand repeated exhaust heat cycles.
Is this a factory-style replacement?
Yes. It is intended to replace the original-style passenger-side manifold on compatible trucks rather than function as a universal header.
What symptoms indicate a bad exhaust manifold?
Common signs include ticking noises, visible cracks, exhaust leaks, fumes in the engine bay, soot around the manifold, and reduced exhaust sealing.
Can a cracked manifold affect engine performance?
Yes. Exhaust leaks can affect exhaust flow and may also create noise, fumes, or issues with engine tuning on some setups.
Does this manifold include a gasket?
Gasket inclusion depends on the seller or kit configuration. Do not assume one is included unless specifically listed.
Are mounting bolts included?
Bolts, studs, nuts, and other hardware may be sold separately. Check the exact package contents before installation.
Does it include the exhaust flange hardware?
Not necessarily. Flange hardware and downstream connection components should be verified separately.
Can I reuse my old exhaust manifold bolts?
You can if they are in good condition, but old exhaust hardware is often rusted or heat-damaged. New hardware is generally preferred when available.
Can I reuse my old gasket?
Reusing an old manifold gasket is not recommended. Installing a new gasket helps improve sealing and reduce the chance of exhaust leaks.
Will this fit aftermarket cylinder heads?
Possibly, but aftermarket heads can use different port shapes, bolt patterns, or accessory provisions. Compare the manifold with the cylinder head before installation.
Will it work with a modified exhaust system?
Possibly. Custom pipes, engine swaps, headers, relocated components, or previous exhaust modifications can affect fitment.
Does it replace headers?
No. This is a cast exhaust manifold intended for factory-style routing. Headers are a different type of exhaust component.
Can I use this manifold instead of aftermarket headers?
Yes, if your goal is a more factory-style exhaust setup and the manifold matches your engine and exhaust system.
Does this manifold have a center-dump outlet?
Many compatible applications use a center-dump or Ram’s Horn-style configuration, but outlet placement should be verified against your original manifold.
What should I compare before ordering?
Check the original manifold’s shape, bolt pattern, exhaust outlet position, mounting points, engine size, and passenger-side orientation.
Will this fit both automatic and manual transmission trucks?
Transmission type may not directly determine manifold fitment, but exhaust routing and chassis components can affect clearance. Verify the complete application.
Is professional installation recommended?
Yes, especially if the old manifold bolts are seized, broken, or heavily corroded. Exhaust manifold removal can require specialized tools and careful heat management.
Should the cylinder-head surface be cleaned before installation?
Yes. The sealing surface should be clean and free from old gasket material, rust, and debris before installing the replacement manifold.
Is this suitable for a restoration project?
Yes. It is a practical choice for classic Chevrolet and GMC truck restorations that retain a factory-style small-block exhaust layout.
What should I verify before purchasing?
Confirm the year, model, engine size, passenger-side position, cylinder-head bolt pattern, outlet location, exhaust connection, and original manifold design before ordering.
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