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Engine Number? 900

posted by  John D on  Mon Jul 26 10:23 CST 2004
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92 965.Went to the local dealer to get prices for the T-belt, tnsioner, and idler pully. They said that to accuratly give the correct part they needed to engine # off of the front timing cover. All I have on that cover is the sticker form the last time the T belt was replaced. Question: Is there a difference in the 92 year model? When i called Groten for prices they never asked for the engine number. The following info and pricing I got from the dealer, they wouldn't give me part numbers.
Engine # 131034
Belt 56.91
tensioner 117.38
ideler 106.71

Engine # 131035
Belt 62.00
tensioner 113.83
ideler 106.71 (same price but diffrent #, according to them)

Any insight into this??






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