"IDEA" What about a part # section?
Originally Posted by defiftyae
First off thanks to Navyss, also question I already ordered the gasket kit for a camaro ls1 motor but I only got thr gaskets I need a part number the plastic thing I put the gaskets on. Thanks
Fred
Fred
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Originally Posted by NavySS
Fred, what plastic thing are you talking about? The intake manifold? If so that's an easy one... if not could you clarify what you mean.
Originally Posted by ACW
Yeah, I tried to look it up shortly after he made his post, and had the same problem figuring out what else it could be besides the intake manifold itself, wasn't sure if it was just me overlooking something obvious though so I didn't say anything at the time
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Sorry for the late response I need the flat old school style gasket thing that goes between the intake manifold and the heads. I'm doing a truck manifold to ls1 manifols swap and the truck manifold had the plastic gaskets that clip on to the manifold but I cant use them on the ls1 manifold. Hope this helped a little.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by defiftyae
Sorry for the late response I need the flat old school style gasket thing that goes between the intake manifold and the heads. I'm doing a truck manifold to ls1 manifols swap and the truck manifold had the plastic gaskets that clip on to the manifold but I cant use them on the ls1 manifold. Hope this helped a little.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Part number 12558178Is also included in with the Engine Block Valley Cover, part number 12561106
Originally Posted by defiftyae
Sorry for the late response I need the flat old school style gasket thing that goes between the intake manifold and the heads. I'm doing a truck manifold to ls1 manifols swap and the truck manifold had the plastic gaskets that clip on to the manifold but I cant use them on the ls1 manifold. Hope this helped a little.
Thanks!
Thanks!
-Mike
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First off thanks to everybody. I just looked at the manifold and those darn gaskets do go in the manifold. for some reason i was expecting a gasket like the truck manifold gasket. All is well here. Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by calys968
If somebody could give me the part number for the gasket that goes between the cat and the exhaust manifold I would appreciate it
Driver Side 12555806
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I really don't know if you can even order one or not but i'll give it a try. I have a 98 Z28 and would like a number for a remote key fob. I would get the number from my old one but i threw it away. It was just the housing from the previous owner rigging it up. I did order one from ebay but it ended up being from a pontiac and won't work. If there isn't a part number for it then that's cool i'll just deal with having to get in and turn the key. thanks for you time guys......zac 
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Originally Posted by Zacs98Z
I really don't know if you can even order one or not but i'll give it a try. I have a 98 Z28 and would like a number for a remote key fob. I would get the number from my old one but i threw it away. It was just the housing from the previous owner rigging it up. I did order one from ebay but it ended up being from a pontiac and won't work. If there isn't a part number for it then that's cool i'll just deal with having to get in and turn the key. thanks for you time guys......zac
Originally Posted by ACW
1999-2002 LS1 F-body: 'Gasket, Catalytic Converter'
Driver's side (LH) is 12555806
Passenger's side (RH) is 88891747
Driver's side (LH) is 12555806
Passenger's side (RH) is 88891747
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1998 LS1 F-Body catalytic converter gasket:
RH - 88891747
LH - 12555806
Oh, looks like they're the same 1998's was listed separately, and I hadn't checked whether the numbers matched the 99-02 listing earlier.
RH - 88891747
LH - 12555806
Oh, looks like they're the same
1998's was listed separately, and I hadn't checked whether the numbers matched the 99-02 listing earlier. 
I need a Manual Driver's side mirror for an 02 Camaro. I DONT NEED THE HOUSING. I need the moving mechanism that connects to the plastic that holds the mirror(three cables connected the **** at one end and the mirror back at the other), the plastic the mirror gets stuck to(the three cables go through), and the mirror itself. One of the cables pulled through the plastic so I need the whole internal assembly. I found these two part numbers but I am unsure which is the correct one I will need.
12528880
or
10279409
Anyone help?
12528880
or
10279409
Anyone help?
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Please use the request thread linked to in https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/336981-lt1-lt4-ls1-ls6-f-body-part-numbers.html from now on; guess I'll have to lock this one.
MM98 said earlier in this thread that 10279409 is the number for a manual mirror's assembly. Don't know about the other number, though; perhaps MM98 can answer.
MM98 said earlier in this thread that 10279409 is the number for a manual mirror's assembly. Don't know about the other number, though; perhaps MM98 can answer.
