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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I've tried all the websites I'm familiar with to locate a p/n and price/availability for the 4wd/Auto dash switch cluster for my 99 GMT800, 2500 without luck.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

Chuck

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Chuck,Post me your VIN,I want to make sure I look-up the correct number.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Sorry Rich, I had to run out to the parking structure at work to get the VIN.

 

1GTGK29U8XZ512072

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MS3DALE- I was wondering if you could look up a couple parts for my truck as well. Its a 2003 Z71 ECSB silverado. VIN # 2GECK19T031176882 I am needing part numbers for the front drive axle actuator, as well as the Transfer Case encoder Motor on the side of the transfer case. Thank you.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Sorry Rich, I had to run out to the parking structure at work to get the VIN.

 

1GTGK29U8XZ512072

 

19168767 is what your after Chuck

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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MS3DALE- I was wondering if you could look up a couple parts for my truck as well. Its a 2003 Z71 ECSB silverado. VIN # 2GECK19T031176882 I am needing part numbers for the front drive axle actuator, as well as the Transfer Case encoder Motor on the side of the transfer case. Thank you.

 

26060073 for the front axle actuator.

88962314 for the transfer case actuator which includes the encoder motor.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks for the quick reply, Rich.

 

Hey Chuck,You know you have an open recall on that truck?

 

REQUIRED FIELD ACTIONS

Type Number Description Posted Date Status

RC 00045 FRONT SAFETY BELT COMPLIANCE N/A Closed

RC 00093 FRONT BRAKE PIPE CONTACT WITH BODY CROSS SILL N/A Closed

RC 06019 TAILGATE SUPPORT CABLE REPLACEMENT 04/03/2006 Open <<<<<

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Oh, that old tailgate cable one? Yeah. I forgot about it and they looked good back when the recall came. I guess i could still get it done for free???

 

I thought about that cable recall when my hunting buddy was dropping my tailgate from the top time after time last week until the plastic retaining clips exploded in the handle and he gave me the stink eye, like my old POS truck was falling apart in front of him.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Oh, that old tailgate cable one? Yeah. I forgot about it and they looked good back when the recall came. I guess i could still get it done for free???

 

I thought about that cable recall when my hunting buddy was dropping my tailgate from the top time after time last week until the plastic retaining clips exploded in the handle and he gave me the stink eye, like my old POS truck was falling apart in front of him.

 

Yeah,You can still get it done for free :P (as long as the parts are available recalls never expire)

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