I cross referenced the number on a couple of GM parts sites and nothing was found. I don't think it is a GM number. If it is a part for GM models it may be an aftermarket # and not a original GM #. But, GM has been known to change part numbers on parts that are still being used/produced.
Thanks for looking for me I keep searching. What if the number of teeth and the bolt holes are the same as the flex plate? Is that a good sign it might work?
Logically it sounds right. But, I think there are other variable in the equation that may not work in the long run. Such as, thickness of the flywheel, spacing of the flywheel, etc.
Logically it sounds right. But, I think there are other variable in the equation that may not work in the long run. Such as, thickness of the flywheel, spacing of the flywheel, etc.
I was really hoping someone would say "yep that will work"! thanks for the reply