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#42
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Originally Posted by kcoop99
Dont be surprise on how much THEY cost (fuel injector or rings...if you get them from the dealer!)
#44
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Did you check online, or did you have them check? It'* called something like the plenum gasket. It'* a standard Felpro item. My parts supplier was able to easily get one for me.
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Check out this link. The part numbers are listed in the third post down. All purchased at Advance except the coolant elbows.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...54&highlight=A
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...54&highlight=A
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dang, I left before I read your posts. I just bought the supercharger gasket at the dealership(same price, $10) with the LIM gasket set. im glad you posted that link, i didnt know what those two rubber pieces were that came with them. makes sense now although I asked the parts guy about the o-rings, he said there wasnt any listed. he even printed out a parts "explosion" to show me, now that i see that its only two, I just spotted them oh well, ill just try to go to a dealership up where im at now and show them what i want. and I forgot the elbow, would it be the same # for my year car?
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OMG! I see what you mean about that tool. i just spent a coupletwotree hours just draining the radiator. to do that, i had to ask my brother in law, who has smaller hands/wrist to get in there and get that damn clamp off! sears hardware has one for $45 bucks , but im gonna get it, this is horrible! i cant believe they made this radiator without a damn drain in it! sorry had to rant
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The radiator does have a drain, although it is well hidden. It'* on the bottom of the radiator, driver'* side. It looks a lot like a plastic bolt. With the wiring and shielding in the area, it is hard to see.