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#11
what a rush!
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Originally Posted by Naked AV
Behold the Chevy Tahoe Police Package alternator, 160A, no core charge.
Got it from a local dealer, for the same price that a certain online discount vendor offers it for: $138.48
For those looking to power auxillary items such as electric fans ('05 upgrade fans, H/E fans, etc.), as well as minor stereo upgrades, this is a nice piece of insurance.
This is a brand-spankin' new Bosch unit, not a rebuild (like the 145A alternators you pay the same price for, with an additional $90 core ).
Enjoy!
Got it from a local dealer, for the same price that a certain online discount vendor offers it for: $138.48
For those looking to power auxillary items such as electric fans ('05 upgrade fans, H/E fans, etc.), as well as minor stereo upgrades, this is a nice piece of insurance.
This is a brand-spankin' new Bosch unit, not a rebuild (like the 145A alternators you pay the same price for, with an additional $90 core ).
Enjoy!
#12
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Thread Starter
It's exactly the same, only it's different.
Actually, I don't know yet, haven't even tried to match it up. I think I'll end up doing the Big 3 upgrade at the same time.
Actually, I don't know yet, haven't even tried to match it up. I think I'll end up doing the Big 3 upgrade at the same time.
#15
what a rush!
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
Can I get a PM of your mystery online dealer and mystery parts house that honored the price? It would be much appreciated
#20
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Thread Starter
Guys, it's no mystery....someone already provided a link to the 'certain online dealer' in this thread, though it is not working correctly...
And as far as which local shop...I bet that most GM dealers would be willing to make some $$$ vs. zero $$$...it's worth a shot anyway, developing a relationship with your local GM shop....the parts and service guys all seem to be good folks.
And as far as which local shop...I bet that most GM dealers would be willing to make some $$$ vs. zero $$$...it's worth a shot anyway, developing a relationship with your local GM shop....the parts and service guys all seem to be good folks.