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Post #1 post 29th March 2011 - 12:01 AM
Sup.

I have super secret access to Repco's SmartCat databse/catalog via the internets, so I figured I could use this to help some niggas out, or at least save you a bit of time. I will only look up part numbers on here though, I will not be quoting any prices.

While I'll do my best to ensure you get the right number, I can not guarantee that what I say will be 100% correct, so my advice would be to double-check any numbers which I provide before you go purchasing anything.

If you wish to request, please use this template. The more specific you are, the better (within reason, obviously.)

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[b]Part(s) needed:[/b]
[b]Vehicle year, make, model and series:[/b]
[b]Engine:[/b]
[b]Any other info which may be important:[/b]


Part(s) needed:
Vehicle year, make, model and series:
Engine:
Any other info which may be important: e.g if asking for suspension parts for a VS Commodore, please specify I.R.S or otherwise.

eg:
Part(s) needed: Radiator cap
Vehicle year, make, model and series: 2007 VZ Commodore wagon
Engine: 3.6 V6 Alloytec (175kw)
Any other info which may be important: Cap is a screw-type, 120KPA.

I'll try to be as quick as possible with my replies, but I am a full-time uni student balancing studies with work. Please be patient.

Cheers,
Luke.

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Need a part number? Ask here or send me a PM.

Luke
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St162x
Post #2

Part(s) needed:threaded rod that connects the rocker cover nut to the camshaft bracket thingy which pretty much clamps the rocker cover down
Vehicle year, make, model and series:1989 toyota 4runner
Engine:2l diesel
Any other info which may be important: Need one of these mothers.

Luke
Post #3

Er, yeah. Not going to have that listed on the cat system.

I will say this now, don't bother for parts like the above. It's not going to be listed. You might be able to get it matched up in a store, but we're not going to have a specific listing for it.

St162x
Post #4

Oh I'm sorry I thought this was a "part number request thread" not a "I need wiper blades for my commodore" thread.

My mistake.

Luke
Post #5

:thumbsup:

Moving along.

spyder6052
Post #6

Part(s) needed: flux capacitor
Vehicle year, make, model and series: 1981 GMC Delorean
Engine:modifed GM
Any other info which may be important:must make 1.21 Jigawatts

Luke
Post #7

Spyder.
P/No: RFC1000
2000 Gigawatts enough?
GTRwilson
Post #8

QUOTE (St162x @ Mar 29 2011, 06:32 PM) *
Oh I'm sorry I thought this was a "part number request thread" not a "I need wiper blades for my commodore" thread.

My mistake.

yeah Luke! I mean are you telling me i cant get the part number for the single bolt that holds down that bracket thing thats connected to my air-con hose that is also attached to some breather hose that i cant identify.
neil_se
Post #9

Part(s) needed: Gearbox input shaft bearing
Vehicle year, make, model and series: 1997 Nissan 200sx
Engine: SR20DET Manual
Any other info which may be important:

Luke
Post #10

Sorry Neil, I'd have to look in a book for that. Unfortunately the system which I have access to is just a dumbed-down version of the proper SmartCat. I will however hunt around through some books at work tomorrow, and if needed will make some calls, and get back to you on that one.

176OES
Post #11

QUOTE (St162x @ Mar 29 2011, 06:24 PM) *
Part(s) needed:threaded rod that connects the rocker cover nut to the camshaft bracket thingy which pretty much clamps the rocker cover down
Vehicle year, make, model and series:1989 toyota 4runner
Engine:2l diesel
Any other info which may be important: Need one of these mothers.


have a look here:

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/q.html

St162x
Post #12

QUOTE (176OES @ Mar 29 2011, 08:53 PM) *
have a look here:

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/q.html



YOU my friend... YOU are god.

I did find it, THANKS BLOKE!

176OES
Post #13

No worries... very handy site for Toyota owners that one.

Has saved me having to waste time with parts interpreters many a time :)

Joyrid3r
Post #14

QUOTE (176OES @ Mar 29 2011, 08:53 PM) *
have a look here:

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/q.html


Great site! *saves to bookmarks*

:)

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