Who makes the GM Shock Mounts?
05-06-2011, 03:55 PM
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Who makes the GM Shock Mounts? Anyone know who makes the GM Shock Mounts for GM? This is usually a third party, so wondering if it is actually Moog or something?
According to a local GM parts dept, the GM versions are now discontinued...
According to a local GM parts dept, the GM versions are now discontinued...
Last edited by libertyforall1776; 05-06-2011 at 04:22 PM.
05-06-2011, 04:41 PM
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Odd thing is GM seems to have different part #s from ACDelco -- thought GM owned them... The GM part #s seem to be discontinued, but not the ACDelco #s...
Left Side: GM 22146933, ACDelco 501-148
Right Side: GM 22146934, ACDelco 501-149
Left Side: GM 22146933, ACDelco 501-148
Right Side: GM 22146934, ACDelco 501-149
Last edited by libertyforall1776; 05-06-2011 at 05:15 PM.
05-14-2011, 07:10 PM
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05-14-2011, 08:38 PM
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I had no problems. It fit like the stock unit, It also came with the hardware bolts and nuts.This was the drivers side to be clear and the only thing i can think of was there is a rubber bushing or a second piece that sits inside this unit that does not come with the new napa part. I swaped that pieace over with no problem. Other than that my new QA1's are in with no porblems.
If they have the part in stock check it first to make sure it is what you need i dont want to be the bad guy giveing you bad part info.
Also they only had 1 unit in at there main store in town.
If they have the part in stock check it first to make sure it is what you need i dont want to be the bad guy giveing you bad part info.
Also they only had 1 unit in at there main store in town.
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05-14-2011, 10:45 PM
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I had no problems. It fit like the stock unit, It also came with the hardware bolts and nuts.This was the drivers side to be clear and the only thing i can think of was there is a rubber bushing or a second piece that sits inside this unit that does not come with the new napa part. I swaped that pieace over with no problem. Other than that my new QA1's are in with no porblems.
If they have the part in stock check it first to make sure it is what you need i dont want to be the bad guy giveing you bad part info.
Also they only had 1 unit in at there main store in town.
If they have the part in stock check it first to make sure it is what you need i dont want to be the bad guy giveing you bad part info.
Also they only had 1 unit in at there main store in town.
https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/C...275728329&An=0
Some people posted that the NAPA part didn't fit properly but if you didn't have any issues, it looks like it will work. The NAPA part is supposedly the same as the Monroe/Gabriel part, even down to the same part number. The rubber insert is called the isolator.
05-15-2011, 12:51 AM
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I bought the Moog mounts for mine. The only think that I noticed about them was the studs seemed not to be as long as the stock ones. One of the mounts had a GM number on it. The difference in the Delco number and the GM number is nothing, they are the same exact part. GM parts counter use a long number(GM) to sell parts, and your local parts store will use the short number(AC Delco).
