GM Part #s

[bubbatrucklover]

It's been a while since I've been on here been busy. Hope everyone is doing ok.

My question is where do you go for ACTUAL GM Parts numbers? The web sites I have found and even the dealer will give you a simple number.

Such as "9" for my AC compressor assembly.

I have someone that works in a GM parts warehouse that will get me my AC compressor and 4 O2 sensors at a HUGE discount but, I need the actual part numbers.

Thanks in advance.

 

[CJ Hungus]

I always use GMpartsdirect

 

[Texas Jim]

Rockauto.com is also good for finding part numbers

 

[ScottyBoy]

Rockauto.com is also good for finding part numbers

THIS. I ordered my AC compressor from Rock auto last year. Once I put in the Year, make, model, trim package, and engine size, it showed the compatible parts. It also had two different compressors depending on if you have the rear AC or not. I was able to get a brand new AC Delco compressor for my truck for just under $300. Everywhere else I looked wanted much more than that for an after market remanufactured unit.

 

[bubbatrucklover]

Thanks guys. I use Rock Auto normally too. As I said I have a friend who works at a GM Parts warehouse who is getting me a HUGE discount. So I needed the parts #s to give him. I have used Rock Auto for numbers before. In this case the Denso and AC Delco #s were wrong or GM changed their reference #s.

 

[Texas Jim]

Thanks guys. I use Rock Auto normally too. As I said I have a friend who works at a GM Parts warehouse who is getting me a HUGE discount. So I needed the parts #s to give him. I have used Rock Auto for numbers before. In this case the Denso and AC Delco #s were wrong or GM changed their reference #s.

Amazon sells a lot of AC Delco stuff too.
Ordered my friend a "NEW" AC Delco compressor for about the same price that Auto Zone was charging for a rebuilt one.

 

[bubbatrucklover]

Amazon sells a lot of AC Delco stuff too.
Ordered my friend a "NEW" AC Delco compressor for about the same price that Auto Zone was charging for a rebuilt one.

Thanks Jim. I'll keep that in mind for future reference.