That is the one, $66 from GM Parts Direct, I hear around $170 from Holden
What is the part number on that one? Also, can you tell what size fuel lines that one uses?
That is the one, $66 from GM Parts Direct, I hear around $170 from Holden
What is the part number on that one? Also, can you tell what size fuel lines that one uses?
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I got the photo off someone else on the EFI Melb facebook group. Maybe Simon or Luis could get a part number from a newer car. My car is a 08 Calais and does not run a sensor but I was hoping to retrofit one to it for running E85 in the futureOriginally Posted by GMPX
That is the one, $66 from GM Parts Direct, I hear around $170 from Holden
What is the part number on that one? Also, can you tell what size fuel lines that one uses?
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Well, in the past the sensor has been so expensive it wasn't really attractive.
Of course you'd still need to get the fuel line fittings, electrical connectors etc, it might all add up a bit, still, I wouldn't hesitate to do it.
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Best news I've heard all week. I'll order one this week!
Just got off phone with GM
PN 13577379
2012 Impala was what I used for the part search.
Last edited by engimuneer; May 16th, 2012 at 03:36 AM. Reason: PN
There is another, 13577394, this is the one on the V8's.
I suspect the difference will be the size of the fuel lines in-out of the sensor, but I don't know for sure.
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