No, not dumb -- or, at least, you can't prove it by this particular
instance. I asked for exactly what the web site told me to ask for and
got the wrong motor as well (I made mine fit, it took about 2 days).
_Later_ I found out that GM used two different motors in that application,
as Mike pointed out, and I'm guessing that some retail parts stores will
default to premium models unless challenged.

That guy needs to update his web page if he intends for it to be
truly useful to fellow Jeepers.


On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, griffin wrote:

> Then the guys at PartsSource here are dumb. I have no idea what I got but I
> read it right off the sheet that I printed from that page. Guess I'm just
> the unlucky one ...oh well ...it's all in and sealed and works well.
>
> "Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:qEt%c.332508$M95.43046@pd7tw1no...
>> I asked for the one on the web page, 73 blazer with 350 motor and air,
> fit
>> perfect in my 81 CJ7, narrow track.
>>
>> "griffin" <gryffy@DELTHISshaw.ca> wrote in message
>> news:sjt%c.348067$gE.114486@pd7tw3no...
>>> Except don't ask for the same motor as the one the guy lists on the
> page.
>>> Refer to Mike's post earlier about which exact one to get. The one they
>> gave
>>> me wasn't an exact fit. Also, I'd recommend a jigsaw or scroll saw over
>> the
>>> recipro ...unless you can see where you are cutting with the recipro. I
>>> tried it and couldn't see my template line and ended up with some extra
>> hole
>>> :) Then again, I'm about as good with a recipro saw as I am with saying
>>> "Toyboat" 20 times really fast. I.E. ...not good.
>>>
>>>> Here is a link on it:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.off-road.com/jeep/tech/body/heater.html
>>>>
>>>> You only have to cut the firewall hole a bit bigger. A scroll saw or
> a
>>>> reciprocating with a thin scroll blade works nice. So does a grinder.
>>>
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