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What is the correct name for that lower intake pipe that goes to the heater core?
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Or if someone knows a part number that works in its place, that would be just as fine. Be sure to list where that part number coincides with. :beer:


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I do not want to tap that portion of lower intake. I just want the o-ring size/pn#.

#10 (Lower Intake Outlet Tube Seal) Seal Part Number 24504709

#15 (Water Pump Housing Seal) Seal Part Number 10189205
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Those metal pipes go to the heater core. One goes to the water pump, one goes to the bottom of the LIM. Lines from a 3100 beretta would be best to start with. :)
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What size is it? I bought a box of a Air conditioning O-rings at the parts store. There may be the right in one of those packs and those things are better than the rubber ones.
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I don't know the size, my current tube was mia with the motor, and the tube I have doesn't have it on it anymore. The other motors are runners and I don't want to mess with something that isn't broke at the moment.

Anyone have the pipe and o ring laying around on hand to measure?
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Here's a picture of it.
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Money pit Beretta wrote:What size is it? I bought a box of a Air conditioning O-rings at the parts store. There may be the right in one of those packs and those things are better than the rubber ones.
It has a ..103"/2.6mm cross section
The ID is .550"/14mm
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Updated. One could start a nifty black market with GM o-rings/seals.

And a little side note* If you don't have a dealer discount available, take some KY with you. I would hate to read about anyone paying full price. I probably wouldn't have bought the water pump housing seal if I didn't have a discount.
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My kit doesn't have that size in it. It does have a 13.8mm x 2.5mm though.
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They come in the upper or lower end kit... I'm not sure which one.
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Seriously, the dealer mark up on the o-ring even it it was huge isn't going to be more than a buck... LOL Stuff like that is cheap, its stuff like lugnuts and crap like that that costs you.
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If I told you that the total price for the two orings WOULD have been ovre 15.00, what would you say to that?

I will say, that the T stat pipe oring seal was cheaper of the two.
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Where are you at? Canada? And I thought *MY* GM dealerships where high! LMAO!!
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I am in Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit. lol

Like I said, if you plan to service that area within the engine, I'd advise risking a leak before letting them one two'ing you in the poop shoot. It was legal robbery!
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I wonder what the p/n was and what GM list is... They have to be adding on some "fees" of their own.
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I added the numbers to the first post earlier. ;) There's no real name to that seal any way.... kinda fishy... :no:
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