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#76117 04/09/2007 5:57 PM
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I have a front plate that seems to be different than any of my other one's. the oil nozzle is made of brass, and the drilled hole in it is smaller, and it has two ways to mount it. the reg type mount and two post/ [stalks] type all on the front plate. has anyone run into this type? And would the smaller oil hole be a poss sorce of a oiling prob? ohwell

#76118 04/11/2007 12:36 AM
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Sounds like a GMC front plate.


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