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How do you find part numbers on uncommon parts? 900

posted by  lhealey on  Wed Jun 22 08:18 CST 2005
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Today I had the bracket that ties the engine block to the motor mount pulled at a yard for my car repair. It cost me 107 dollars in total for the bracket + their hydraulic mount. I didn't consider it to be THAT expensive, due to the fact they had to pull the engine to get it for me and they extracted it perfectly with no injury to the part.

I'm curious though how I could have found out what part number I needed without having to pull theirs. The part number on the bracket is 1366456.

Is there any Volvo part number database online where I can buy ANY OEM Volvo part? I could not find this bracket anywhere online. Lots of people sell the motor mount, but not the bracket.

Either way, installing this new mount will determine if my car is getting parted out, or if I'm keeping it (depending on how the engine runs afterwards)

Also, if any of you know where I can get a hood and a passenger fender in gold, I'd be much obliged.
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'92 965






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