Beretta.net Forum

Hello, I have a 88 Beretta with a V6. Seems like mine came without the high pressure port as well. Here in Germany you can't by R134 like in the US you have to go through a certified garage to get the system charged and they need the high side port for R134. Will these two sets from rockauto provide...

Found it, right tube wrong end.
It is right next to the coolant container.
My garage is filled with embarassment.

Hello,

I have a 88 GT and I am working on my AC system. Got everything done, but where is the orifice tube located?
From the manual it looks like it is on the engine side of the passenger footwell, but the two AC tubes are empty.

Any hints?

Thank you

Hello,

can you tell me please what the part number for the Sachs struts is.

I am not able to find them on the Internet and my parts dealer can only get a right front one from Monroe.

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Hello, I feel your pain. I have a good and a bad Gabriel G56705 and G56706 on my '88 GT. In general the quality of the parts I have been receiving is poor. At least they both worked for a couple of month. Would you please share the part numbers for the ones you have tried. I guess I will have to tak...

The winner is woody90gtz. Even though the FE... refers to the suspension, it seems to have an impact on the CV shafts. I am sure the parts suppliers do not differentiate these without a reason. The swaybar on my car measures 30 mm. Due to the year it can only be the FE3. I want to thank everybody fo...

Hello,
I looked through the page from Advanced Autoparts.
When you select the manufacturer Heri they also differentiate the FE3 and FE7 option with different length.
Again none of the options show up on the sticker in the trunk.
Thank you

Hallo, thank you both for your reply. Advanced Auto does not differentiate between the suspension options. Rockauto, Napa and O'Reilly do. They list the options and even the different length. The car I am planning to repair is not in the US, so taking the parts out and showing them to the parts stor...

Hello, I am new to this. I have a 88 Beretta and neither the local Chevy dealer nor the part stores can tell me which CV shafts (left and right) to buy. Everybody says look at the sticker in the trunk, but it does not contain the information required. Available at the parts stores are the following ...