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I'm interested in finding the original GM part number for 'sun visor anti-rattle grommets'. These are the tip grommets that were used on all 1959-1962 GM convertibles. The sun visor rests in the 'U' bracket on the rear view mirror. The tips were changed in the 1963 years. I can't seem to have any success in finding with all the part numbers listed.
Reprints of early Chevy parts books are available. All start with 1929 (first year of the I-6 engine)then the year of the latest car they list parts for inside. When dealing with early stuff always try and get a copy of the book with the last number nearest the year of your car on the plus side, i.e., 1929-36 if you have a 36 or earlier car.
from Michigan between Lansing and Detroit. Well FWIW, seven digit part numbers that start with 38 or 39 are Chevrolet, 97 or 98 are Pontiac. 70 or 17 are usually Rochester Products, 56 or 78 are Saginaw Steering. 18 or 19 were Delco-Remy, 59 was Delco Guide.
GM Part # 3736097 283 -270 hp "Duntov Cam" SOLID ... come back to for reference, won't have to go ...
I've got a 58-64 Chevy 8.2 ring gear with the part number 3725864 on it. She's a 37 toother which would get me to 3.36 with the 11 tooth pinion in the punkin I have. Unless it was originally mated with a 9 tooth pinion which would make it a 4.11.
GM 6261888 Tail Shaft: 287 on driver's side, 362264 (the 6's might be 5's or 8's) on the passenger side. the side cover has seven bolts, and the tail shaft is drilled in a triangular pattern to accept the shifter. as far as the shifter goes, there's no damned numbers on it. all it says is hurst competition plus and a single patent number.
from Wichita, Kansas. I use this site alot to find other vehicles that might have the same part, a pretty good parts cross reference tool if you will. www.car-part.com. It's a database of junkyards really. I took a guess on what car might have had 15x7 steel wheels in a GM bolt pattern. I tried 1975 Monte Carlo and got a whole bunch.
scrounged around and found the speedway parts list. unfortunately the bearing numbers dont cross in my program... gonna put a call in and see if the counter guy can help. 1* Bearing adaptor 910-09301 2. 2* Caliper bracket (left) 702-4475-1-L 1. 2* Caliper bracket (right) 702-4475-1-R 1. * Hardware kit 702-4475-2 1.
But Drew has recently convinced his employer (Fountain Olds) to sell GM parts to club members at a substantial discount. As noted above, to use the late box with early steering columns, the Chevy pickup truck coupler is needed and its GM part number is 7826542 ($68.25 list, again a discount is available).
You pick the codes for the top and bottom mounts based on the drawings and then search the charts for the right length and travel. This is a great resource and it saved me a ton of random search time! (I edited out the last few pages of struts to keep the file size smaller) Attached Files: MountingLengthSheeta.pdf. File size: 175.5 KB. Views: