Q: Intake mainfold issue

asked by on September 30, 2016

I had a error code P2004 on my caliber. The dealership says I need a whole new intake manifold as it only comes in one piece and not sold separately. From looking it up online it seems the issue could be a easy fix. Is is? I have not had any reduction in fuel economy. What would and where is this listed under in your list of car issues.

Thanks

My car has 148000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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