Also states all of their parts are made by the original supplier to GM. That's worth something I woud think.
ignition module?
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the part number they gave you a p&G is jacked
The ignition module part number is 1103841
and its NLA from GM
the other part number is wrong
Id have the dealer that quoted that price order one and have them order it and if its the correct one Id buy it if not its there part because the computer is wrong.
The ignition module part number is 1103841
and its NLA from GM
the other part number is wrong
Id have the dealer that quoted that price order one and have them order it and if its the correct one Id buy it if not its there part because the computer is wrong.
Bill did mention something about part number having been changed when he looked up IM for LT5. Then he came up with 19179581 after cross referencing.
Strange...
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bad news
I guess the place the dealer was going to get the part cant come through now and is out of stock
The part number they were going to get was 10467063
Any idea where I can get a used one or something reasonable?
The part number they were going to get was 10467063
Any idea where I can get a used one or something reasonable?
I ran a search for 19179581 on gmpartsdirect.com. It shows up as "module". I don't need one but this is strange.
Bill did mention something about part number having been changed when he looked up IM for LT5. Then he came up with 19179581 after cross referencing.
Strange...
Bill did mention something about part number having been changed when he looked up IM for LT5. Then he came up with 19179581 after cross referencing.
Strange...
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After searching for that, that comes up with the ignition housing not the module.
They must of gave wrong part number
it seems the actual module is 1103841
They must of gave wrong part number
it seems the actual module is 1103841
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You can always go to Kurt - $944.
http://www.whiteracingproducts.com/i...roducts_id=229
You might talk to Bill at P&G Chevrolet in detail. Make sure it's returnable if it's a wrong part. He will take a pic and e-mail to you with parts in stock. In this case, where he has to bring it in, I am not sure.
It may be worthwhile to talk to Bill, give him the part number and see if it cross references to the new number he came up with.
http://www.whiteracingproducts.com/i...roducts_id=229
You might talk to Bill at P&G Chevrolet in detail. Make sure it's returnable if it's a wrong part. He will take a pic and e-mail to you with parts in stock. In this case, where he has to bring it in, I am not sure.
It may be worthwhile to talk to Bill, give him the part number and see if it cross references to the new number he came up with.
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Burning Brakes
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You can try the part and if it's not a fix, can always put it on the bay for $50 less. That would be my way of dealing with it.
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I mean i have not dealt with this dealership before, they are a big chevy dealer in the area.
I called to double check they know they are working with an LT5 and they said yeah, their corvette tech, has been working on vettes for 40 years and he is sure he has the right part.
What is my liability if the dealer installs the wrong part, or the part they install does not fix the issue?
I called to double check they know they are working with an LT5 and they said yeah, their corvette tech, has been working on vettes for 40 years and he is sure he has the right part.
What is my liability if the dealer installs the wrong part, or the part they install does not fix the issue?
