Name that part, please!
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Name that part, please!
Been working on my F45 to C6 Z06 shock swap on my 2000 Vert.
While working on the right rear, this fell out.
It's rubber, looks like it was threaded into something. Anyone know what it is, and is it important?
While working on the right rear, this fell out.
It's rubber, looks like it was threaded into something. Anyone know what it is, and is it important?
Last edited by SoAlVette; Apr 17, 2016 at 03:49 PM.
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OK,,,, It looks like the rubber covering that GM put on the chassis ground stud G-402.
Look inside the passengers rear wheel well. Between the back of the tire and the wheel well, On the FRAME will be an EMPTY STUD.
That stud is factory covered with a rubber covering just like that:
If yours is missing, THERES YOUR ANSWER!
That Ground Stud is ONLY USED on 97 & early 98 Cars with a rear mounted EBTCM. Its EMPTY/NOT USED on all other C5s.
Do I get the PENNY?
Bill
Look inside the passengers rear wheel well. Between the back of the tire and the wheel well, On the FRAME will be an EMPTY STUD.
That stud is factory covered with a rubber covering just like that:
If yours is missing, THERES YOUR ANSWER!
That Ground Stud is ONLY USED on 97 & early 98 Cars with a rear mounted EBTCM. Its EMPTY/NOT USED on all other C5s.
Do I get the PENNY?
Bill
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Racer
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OK,,,, It looks like the rubber covering that GM put on the chassis ground stud G-402.
Look inside the passengers rear wheel well. Between the back of the tire and the wheel well, On the FRAME will be an EMPTY STUD.
That stud is factory covered with a rubber covering just like that:
If yours is missing, THERES YOUR ANSWER!
That Ground Stud is ONLY USED on 97 & early 98 Cars with a rear mounted EBTCM. Its EMPTY/NOT USED on all other C5s.
Do I get the PENNY?
Bill
Look inside the passengers rear wheel well. Between the back of the tire and the wheel well, On the FRAME will be an EMPTY STUD.
That stud is factory covered with a rubber covering just like that:
If yours is missing, THERES YOUR ANSWER!
That Ground Stud is ONLY USED on 97 & early 98 Cars with a rear mounted EBTCM. Its EMPTY/NOT USED on all other C5s.
Do I get the PENNY?
Bill
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
You are the winner, one shiny penny for Bill Curlee.
Thanks Bill.
