1994 Ford Probe Intake Manifold Sketch - Long & Short Runner Ports, Throttle Body

This document is a hand-drawn pencil sketch (schematic-style illustration) of an automotive intake manifold, uploaded as "intake.jpg" to a 1994 Ford Probe gallery. The drawing shows a multi-runner intake manifold in side/perspective view, sitting atop what appears to be a cylinder head and engine block outline. Three callout labels identify key features: the "LONG INTAKE RUNNER PORT" (pointing to the upper set of long, curved runners), the "SHORT INTK. RUN. PORT" (pointing to a shorter runner path near the plenum), and the "THROTTLEBODY" mounting flange at the right side of the manifold, drawn as a circular opening with an angled shaft/linkage. The sketch illustrates a variable-length or dual-runner intake design in which air can travel through either long or short runner paths before reaching the intake ports. The drawing is credited "By: KL_Ottawa." No year, make, model, engine designation, part numbers, dimensions, or torque values appear anywhere in the document; it is purely a conceptual/illustrative diagram of intake runner routing and the throttle body location. Readers can learn the general layout and relationship of the long runners, short runners, and throttle body on this manifold design.