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BrostalSS
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Icon 1 posted 08 March, 2004 08:37 PM      Profile for BrostalSS   Email BrostalSS         Edit/Delete Post 
I seem to have lost the two little ruubber bumpers inside my fuel filler area.

My parts catolog shows two part numbers

10257216

and

10172357

Has anyone else had to replace these and what part number did you use?

Thanks for the help. [Big Grin]

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Icon 1 posted 09 March, 2004 03:56 PM      Profile for Hawkeye   Author's Homepage   Email Hawkeye         Edit/Delete Post 
They fall off all the time. I bought a package
of 10 from the dealer. Same price as two of
them. Sorry can't find the part #. The bag
with the extras is in the glove box. I'll look
for it when I get home.

Brian.

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Mike2001SS
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Icon 7 posted 09 March, 2004 08:04 PM      Profile for Mike2001SS   Author's Homepage   Email Mike2001SS         Edit/Delete Post 
You have to be careful washing in there when you wash the car a wash rage will pull then out all the time

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Icon 1 posted 10 March, 2004 10:22 AM      Profile for sl63409   Email sl63409         Edit/Delete Post 
I lost one of mine just a couple months after delivery; dealership replaced it under warranty. But I'm curious (and will make note of those part numbers) - they told me the didn't list out as seperate p.n.'s; they replaced the entire "collar" piece that shrouds the filler neck (the part that the bumpers are affixed to). Seemed an extreme measure to me - probably a $15+ part versus a 50 cent snubber.

[ 10. March 2004, 10:24 AM: Message edited by: sl63409 ]

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Hawkeye
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Icon 1 posted 15 March, 2004 05:29 PM      Profile for Hawkeye   Author's Homepage   Email Hawkeye         Edit/Delete Post 
1025 7216 that's what I used. [Big Grin]

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BrostalSS
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Icon 1 posted 16 March, 2004 01:53 AM      Profile for BrostalSS   Email BrostalSS         Edit/Delete Post 
Thanks a million!
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Icon 1 posted 16 March, 2004 11:47 AM      Profile for Z28-SORR   Email Z28-SORR         Edit/Delete Post 
quote:
they told me the didn't list out as seperate p.n.'s; they replaced the entire "collar" piece that shrouds the filler neck
That's because the Parts guys are lazy and don't want to hunt up PN's.

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Icon 1 posted 16 March, 2004 12:54 PM      Profile for poSSum   Email poSSum         Edit/Delete Post 
From GMPartsDirect.com

GM PART # 10257216
DESCRIPTION: BUMPER-F/
CATEGORY: Fuel Tank Filler Door
PACK QTY: 10
CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $1.11
OUR PRICE: $0.63

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
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Icon 1 posted 16 March, 2004 01:11 PM      Profile for HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS   Author's Homepage   Email HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS         Edit/Delete Post 
quote:
Originally posted by poSSum:
From GMPartsDirect.com

GM PART # 10257216
DESCRIPTION: BUMPER-F/
CATEGORY: Fuel Tank Filler Door
PACK QTY: 10
CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $1.11
OUR PRICE: $0.63

The shipping and handling fee through GM Parts Direct will make that way too expensive. They're best for the big stuff.
It's probably best to order locally from the dealership for such a small part.

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