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Ripper
06-15-2005, 01:30 PM
I need help with some small parts for my car project. I tried to call the USjunk yard
here in Sweden (it's not a pick your part yard, you're not allowed to take anything
from the car. Someone who works there must do that) but since these things are
pretty small ($) business for them, they just keep saying that they don't have them...

However, if someone could help me locate these parts on the internet OR if someone can
get them somewhere and ship them to either a US address, or direct to me (in Sweden) I
would be very thankful!! (I have paypal)

Here's what I need:
1
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This is my knock sensor for the fuel injections system. It's GM, but I don't have any numbers..
I would need the connector that I can use, doesn't matter if it's used or new.

2
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For my master cylinder (that comes from a Trans Am -00), I need the "brake line fitting"
(don't even know the english word for it), which seems to be a very strange size - M11x1,5
I've tried to locate these in Sweden, but noone seems to have them in stock, and the
stores that are selling parts for american cars needs a part number (which I can't give them...)

3
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I would also need a couple of filter inserts for my peterson oil filter.

4
I need a MAT sensor (manifold air temperature) for my electromotive tec2, complete with
a contact (new or used doesn't matter, as long as it works!)...


That's all folks... Thanks for your help! :D

Steve Chryssos
06-15-2005, 04:14 PM
Well I can help you locate the filters. Contact
http://www.petersonfluidsys.com/

Steve1968LS2
06-15-2005, 04:27 PM
For any kind of GM parts (from LS1 Camaros, vettes or trans ams) call SMC Performance (248) 276-0483

We call him valvegod :) I think his real name is Sean..

His website: http://www.smcperformance.com/welcome.html

It is where I get all my GM parts.. he also deals in surpluss stuff so sometimes it is a smoking hot deal.

Good luck with the search..

68protouring454
06-15-2005, 04:29 PM
goodluck finding them, i do not think you can buy them either, gotta find a wrecked trans am or camaro or vette and cut them off, you can also make some stainless lines and get some adapter which some have done to make there new master cylinder work, i will try to dig the info up, as for the knock sensor what motor did it come out of, i can check with my chevy dealer i buy my collision parts from and get you a price etc
jake

yody
06-15-2005, 05:43 PM
Well I too am using the same master cylinder, I just went through hell trying to find the correct fittings!! No one has them....NOBODY! So I went to a local pick and pull and it turns out a lof of late model GM cars use the same ones. Just happens i grabbed 2 sets of them. I can send you the extra ones once i finish my project of bending the lines. If you are willing to wait until the end of next week I can send them to you! let me know. The front and rear both use a 3/16 Metric bubble flare

Steve1968LS2
06-15-2005, 05:50 PM
Well I too am using the same master cylinder, I just went through hell trying to find the correct fittings!! No one has them....NOBODY! So I went to a local pick and pull and it turns out a lof of late model GM cars use the same ones. Just happens i grabbed 2 sets of them. I can send you the extra ones once i finish my project of bending the lines. If you are willing to wait until the end of next week I can send them to you! let me know. The front and rear both use a 3/16 Metric bubble flare

Wow.. the things everyone says about you may NOT be true..


:lmao:

Sorry, couldn't resist.. :cheers:

yody
06-15-2005, 06:00 PM
hmmm, so.....what are they saying?? Good things, I bet!

Ripper
06-16-2005, 12:42 AM
Wow, thanks for all the answers!

Streetfytr: Why didn't I think of that? https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/images/smilies/rollinglaugh.gif
Anyway, I'll send them an e-mail!

Steve: That's sounds good! I'll send him an e-mail too!

68protouring: The problem is that I don't know what year or model the knock sensor came from. There's a number on it, but since I don't have it here, I can't check that today. Will get back tomorrow about it.

Yody: Yes, yes, yes, YES!!!!! :jump:
Next week doesn't matter, I won't drive until late July anyway...
Wonder why GM uses that fitting... Everyone I asked here just looks at me like I'm from outer space when I ask for it...
I'll Send you a PM with my adress. THANKS, big big big THANKS!

If any of you guys ever need anything from Sweden, like a koenigsegg (http://www.koenigsegg.se) I'll testdrive it for you before they ship it... :smoke:

Ripper
06-23-2005, 02:11 PM
as for the knock sensor what motor did it come out of, i can check with my chevy dealer i buy my collision parts from and get you a price etc
jake


Checked the knock sensor today, the numbers are:
10456603
8100-2S