RingMaster4x4
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Any one know where I can get new shifter forks for a SM465? should I be able to get these for a transmission shop or is this a dealer only thing?
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SM465 Forks?
- Thread starter RingMaster4x4
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Anaheim Gear seems like a great place for Sm465 stuff. See it on the web at www.anaheimgear.com
They are friendly and helpful. Just ask for Dawn the parts lady.
They are friendly and helpful. Just ask for Dawn the parts lady.
tree_entz
1/2 ton status
http://www.drivetrain.com/muncieSM465.html
here's a place I came across a while back when I though i'd rebuilt my 465,
instead i've got 2 more now (one was $100, and the other was free w/ a 205!) out in the 'parts shed' (our burb in the field
)
http://www.wrath.com/4x4/diagrams/
and here's a link for a bunch of diagrams that I think someone posted here before.
hope this helps
here's a place I came across a while back when I though i'd rebuilt my 465,
instead i've got 2 more now (one was $100, and the other was free w/ a 205!) out in the 'parts shed' (our burb in the field
)http://www.wrath.com/4x4/diagrams/
and here's a link for a bunch of diagrams that I think someone posted here before.
hope this helps
BlueBlazer
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RingMaster4x4
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Sweet thanks for the help.
Post up prices that you find. If someone can get the part #'s, you can check it on gmpartsdirect.com yourself.
When I get home I can look in the parts manual and see IF GM still sells them, how much they cost. Of course, only if you can't get the part numbers yourself. Your local dealer can probably do that over the phone (if they aren't too lazy/stupid like 90% of GM parts people) but if anything like mine, you will pay retail on them, so get a part number and check it against GMPD.
When I get home I can look in the parts manual and see IF GM still sells them, how much they cost. Of course, only if you can't get the part numbers yourself. Your local dealer can probably do that over the phone (if they aren't too lazy/stupid like 90% of GM parts people) but if anything like mine, you will pay retail on them, so get a part number and check it against GMPD.
