Part numbers???
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Instructor
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Part numbers???
I just purchased a 1991 Convertible, and am ready to give it a tune up; can you guys help with out with the full GM part numbers on the following items, since I probably will be placing an order with GM Parts Direct. I'm not sure if there is a part number resource section on this forum:
Spark Plugs (standard and AC Delco Rapidfire)
Ignitions Wires
Distributor Cap
Rotor
Ignition Module inside the base of the distributor
Gas Filter
PCV Valve
Air Filter
Oxygen Sensor
Coolant Temperature Sensor
Thanks in advance, Chris.
Spark Plugs (standard and AC Delco Rapidfire)
Ignitions Wires
Distributor Cap
Rotor
Ignition Module inside the base of the distributor
Gas Filter
PCV Valve
Air Filter
Oxygen Sensor
Coolant Temperature Sensor
Thanks in advance, Chris.
Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '05
You'd do just as well going aftermarket for all of those things - nothing really special in the list. NAPA will probably have most , if not all, of what you need. O'Reilly, Advanced, AutoZone may also be able to help. If you insist on the GM part numbers, you should purchase the shop manual which will list them for you. Be aware,though, that GM part numbers change as often as the full moon. Do a search for Superior Chevrolet on this Forum - those folks are supposed to be really good with parts and advice.
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Instructor
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Thanks; I usually have good luck with AC Delco parts; I've run into a couple of bad aftermarket parts in the past, and not to confortable with off-brand name parts, although NAPA seemes to have good stuff; I usually by parts for my winter junker (80 Caprice) from Pep Boys, etc........
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Originally Posted by chris1
Anyone have a moment and access to these part #'s?
without going thru the research project that GM Parts Direct requires.
Or, Try this website for part #s,
http://www.carfiche.com./
or buy one of these disks [$10, Ebay], its a PITA to navigate,
because its in 'Adobe' format.
