DeWitts Group Purchase
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Former Vendor
Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 5,593
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From: Brighton
DeWitts Group Purchase
Many people have told me they are holding out for a sale, so here it is.
1. You get 10% discount off any radiator or combination kit
2. Free shipping to 48 states
3. You must purchase from the website to receive this special
4. Enter the letters CFGP somewhere in your name line to qualify
IE John CFGP Doe
International customers are eligible to receive the discount but must pay freight. Our order form is designed for USA address format but you can fudge the real address into the fields and just pick Michigan for the state.
NOTE: The website has automatic order acknowledgement and this will not show the discounted price or the free shipping. DO NOT CALL TO QUESTION THIS! We will ID all orders by the CFGP and apply the discount on our end, you will not be charged the acknowledge amount.
http://www.dewitts.com
Sale ends March 15th 2009
1. You get 10% discount off any radiator or combination kit
2. Free shipping to 48 states
3. You must purchase from the website to receive this special
4. Enter the letters CFGP somewhere in your name line to qualify
IE John CFGP Doe
International customers are eligible to receive the discount but must pay freight. Our order form is designed for USA address format but you can fudge the real address into the fields and just pick Michigan for the state.
NOTE: The website has automatic order acknowledgement and this will not show the discounted price or the free shipping. DO NOT CALL TO QUESTION THIS! We will ID all orders by the CFGP and apply the discount on our end, you will not be charged the acknowledge amount.
http://www.dewitts.com
Sale ends March 15th 2009
Thread Starter
Former Vendor
Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 5,593
Likes: 631
From: Brighton
GM didn't do me any favors with C6. In the old days you could clearly say they used this and that for so many years but not with C6's. I tried to list the application useage on the website to the best I could but I only have a 20 space field and I can't fit in all the exceptions. The easiest thing to do is just look at each side (plastic end tank) and look for two small 1/2 cooling lines. Transmission oil coolers (TOC) are alway on the passenger side and Engine Oil coolers (EOC) are always on the driverside. All Z06's used separate (air type) eoc's, so that singles them out and I think they all are A05A. Our model code is pretty simple
A=TOC and E=EOC so if a part number has one or the other then you know how many coolers we have in it. IE A05AE has both A05A only has the toc.
Check the list for the applications, and then you might find out more when you open the link to that product. Hope that helps td
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