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#506094 - 04/29/08 03:55 PM GM Part Numbers?
fsc2 fsc2 Member Registered: 08/13/07 Posts: 45	In the FSM it states to use GM #1052624 on certain bolts (I am guessing that this is Blue Loctite). It also states to use GM #12345336 on the Intake Manifold Seals. What are these two materials?
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#506161 - 04/29/08 07:53 PM Re: GM Part Numbers? [Re: fsc2]
D-a-n-i-e-l D-a-n-i-e-l Member Registered: 12/02/06 Posts: 378 Loc: Fort Lewis WA/Iraq	I would go with fel-pro for an intake seal. The number for your seal should have changed by now do to improvments that have come about over the years. A good GM parts person can direct you to the right part number, but gaskets are one of the few things I prefer to get aftermarket, if Felpro is the one making it. _________________________
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#506163 - 04/29/08 07:55 PM Re: GM Part Numbers? [Re: D-a-n-i-e-l]
D-a-n-i-e-l D-a-n-i-e-l Member Registered: 12/02/06 Posts: 378 Loc: Fort Lewis WA/Iraq	Sorry kind of miss understood. The intake material (that come with the felpro gasket) is black RTV. _________________________
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