Part # Help Needed...
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Part # Help Needed...
...I'm rebuilding a theft recovery 01Z
apparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.
It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws.I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
Dominic
apparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws.I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
Dominic
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...I'm rebuilding a theft recovery 01Zapparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.
It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws.I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
Dominic
apparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws.I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
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...I'm rebuilding a theft recovery 01Zapparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.
It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws. I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
Dominic
apparently there is a splash shield that i am missing and cannot find the part # for.It is held to the pass. side A pillar(behind the fender) by 2 small screws. I think it is to protect the ECM from moisture-the part # may be on it.Spent about 1/2 hour at the dealer looking for it but no luck.
DominicChopperLoco: Post a picture or give a more detailed description.
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Same one I looked at too Ed and can't find anything like what he's describing. Especially something fastened by "two screws" and "held to the pass. side A pillar". I even looked at the PCM mounting location and didn't find anything there either.
I'm thinking this one is going to have to have a picture.
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Thanks guys...
...I think i've seen all the GM parts pics.,including the one above-but don't see the part I'm looking for...keep in mind i've never actually seen the part i'm looking for,I was told about it from a friend when i told him of these two fine thread screws(7mm head) in the pass. side A pillar in between the two door hinges and hadn't any part to go there!
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...I think i've seen all the GM parts pics.,including the one above-but don't see the part I'm looking for...keep in mind i've never actually seen the part i'm looking for,I was told about it from a friend when i told him of these two fine thread screws(7mm head) in the pass. side A pillar in between the two door hinges and hadn't any part to go there!
Dominic
DominicGM part # 10188042
If you have access to the GM parts list. look in: Group 9, pg 4J2, part #6.
When you open the door and look in the hinge area, you cannot see the entire tank; just the rear part that fastens to the A-pillar is visible. Access to it is normally behind the wheel-well and under the battery.
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Great guys...
...the last 2 posts help ALOT!
It looks like i have been misinformed.
Since my car will not have A/C or a heater,I'm not missing anything!
THANK YOU to all!
Dominic
It looks like i have been misinformed.
Since my car will not have A/C or a heater,I'm not missing anything!
THANK YOU to all!
Dominic
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16
...I think i've seen all the GM parts pics.,including the one above-but don't see the part I'm looking for...keep in mind i've never actually seen the part i'm looking for,I was told about it from a friend when i told him of these two fine thread screws(7mm head) in the pass. side A pillar in between the two door hinges and hadn't any part to go there!
Dominic
Dominic
BTW with no HVAC, be sure to cap off the small vacuum port on the backside of your intake manifold. There is a vacuum fitting (small 1/8" black nylon tube) there that goes directly to this vacuum tank that we have been speaking of.
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Will do,Thanks again-Dom
