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Old 07-09-2009, 09:00 PM
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So right now I'm buying parts to do 2 jobs: replacing */C coupler (m62), and replacing the valve cover gaskets.

I'm finding the right kind of stuff on Intense, but they only offer 3800 II/III. Can I use these parts anyway, even though I have a series I L67.
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The coupler and bearings for the superchargesr are the same between M62 and M90.

The valve cover gaskets will be different.
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Ok. So does anyone know where I can find parts online for a series I L67? If not I guess I'll have to see if some car parts stores have the gaskets I need.
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