I received several boxes of new parts. All the parts are in the origional boxes with part number. Question is their a way to look up part number to see what it goes too. All I can find works that you need year, model and etc. I think most of these parts are for car back in the 70 and 80. Thanks in advance for any help. Grady
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rocketman
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I'd try a straight Google search of the numbers and see what it gives you.
5wndwcpe
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I'd try a straight Google search of the numbers and see what it gives you.
That sometimes works. What brand parts are they ?
cwolfley
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http://www.napaonline.com/NOLPPSE/(S(lpyt3e2pd4c1kejjtvqvw0q3))/Welcome.aspx
but probly wont give you year make and model .. my napaprolink.com acct will give you what they call buyers guide that will list year, make and models they fit 95% of the time
but probly wont give you year make and model .. my napaprolink.com acct will give you what they call buyers guide that will list year, make and models they fit 95% of the time
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try advance autoparts online shopping, punch the number in and they have a what it fits button
also try the federal mogul web site
https://mfr.activant.com/mfrserv/extsrv?command=buyerAssist
also try the federal mogul web site
https://mfr.activant.com/mfrserv/extsrv?command=buyerAssist
boiler7904
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Rock Auto has a part number search function on their online catalog
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php