will this fit my 1970 Chevy Nova, it originally had a 6 cyl in it, I don't know if that makes any difference.
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You need to measure your existing column to know for sure. With wise, yes... Length, I'm not familiar with the Nova. Sorry. Might wanna try contacting Helix (the manufacturer). Really nice and helpful guys
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I don't know, however my Chevy mechanic told me that using this cap would cause me to have a minor leak causing my engine light to come on. I didn't listen and he was right. I replaced it with a standard cap and the problem was solved.
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I'm sorry, I only know that it fits my 5 speed 1998 Chevy Cavalier Z24 2.4L. if you take you vin number to a local Toyota dealer, they could figure out what type of transmission you have. You might even find that out online. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good Luck :)
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The one that I recieved was like the picture. The only difference from the original equipment was that the injectors are on the end of the lines instead of in the body. Mine was a 2002 chevy 5.7 with a metric block. I would double check the numbers and contact the maker of the part to be sure it is right one and make sure your engine is what you think it may be. There are other parts on this engine that you should be carful when buying replacement parts. Make shure the electric plug matches the plug on the housing. Be sure to follow the directions and lube/oil the o ring before reassembly or it may slip out of its slot and you will have a bad vacuume leak. The one that I recieved was like the picture. The only difference from the original equipment was that the injectors are on the end of the lines instead of in the body. Mine was a 2002 chevy 5.7 with a metric block. I would double check the numbers and contact the maker of the part to be sure it is right one and make sure your engine is what you think it may be. There are other parts on this engine that you should be carful when buying replacement parts. Make shure the electric plug matches the plug on the housing. Be sure to follow the directions and lube/oil the o ring before reassembly... » Read More The one that I recieved was like the picture. The only difference from the original equipment was that the injectors are on the end of the lines instead of in the body. Mine was a 2002 chevy 5.7 with a metric block. I would double check the numbers and contact the maker of the part to be sure it is right one and make sure your engine is what you think it may be. There are other parts on this engine that you should be carful when buying replacement parts. Make shure the electric plug matches the plug on the housing. Be sure to follow the directions and lube/oil the o ring before reassembly or it may slip out of its slot and you will have a bad vacuume leak. « Show Less
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I don't know the answer, but I'll tell you what I think. Most likely it won't fit. 1972 is too old. The car I bought it for was 1999. Also, I never heard of parts from a civic fitting into any Datsun. This hood release is for honda civic.
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I believe it will fit Chevy Trucks from 94-99 with the 5.7 Vortec. When I look it up on-line it says from 94-99... Recommend you call your local Chevy Dealer and verify this.
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Yes it should fit. Just take a good look at your old one and compare to the pics. The plug is all the same.
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Only if your Chevy has 4.8, 5.3, or 6.0.look for tag under hood should say 4.2, 4.8 or what you have.
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From what I seen on Google it will fit. The mounting bolts the same. I've put them on Chevy trucks and vans from 98 to 04. Also check the plug on the back. This alt has the 4 space plug. If not, you can make adaptor or buy one on ebay. You may need to buy a smaller belt and tensioner to make sure it is tight. I've been run this alt on my 03 Astro with multi batteries and 3000 watt system with out a problem. Keeps a good charge. Hope this helps. Just look at your alt and check it matches the one pictured.
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Provided you have enough room for the larger size of the cap and Coil. I have an OE one on my 1967 Chevy Pickup. You will also need to increase the gap on the spark plugs, and provide the full 12 volt supply to the ignition module inside the distributor.
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i put it on my 6.0 gas engine its a 2002 modil and i don't think chevy has changed the motor .
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If it's a 5.3 like mine it should work. I recommend purchasing the wiring harness to go with it. Gm did an awful job of sealing out moisture to these sensors and they can be quite corroded. It will not fit the 4.3 v6, not sure about the 6 liter. I have a 2006 gmc sierra 5.3 v8
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It was last Fall when i changed the plugs on my '01 Suburban. The new requirement for the 5.3L GM engine is a spark plug gap of .045" vs. the original requirement of .060. I would make them all the same at .040 or .045, which ever is correct. Check through Google. The plugs on my vehicle had never been changed up to 160k miles and what a difference. I think the recommendation is to change them at 100k.
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check with a RV dealer to see if it will match up and work with your old one.
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As others said, it depends on your pump. It fits my 1966 6hp Johnson. This was a very common pump.
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My happens to be the 2001 Camry 4 cyl and it works perfectly . Cant say about the 6 cyl , sorry . See if there is a return policy , if they take it back ...you should try it
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be very careful and make sure the cap has the right measurements, I ordered one and it did not fit. Call your local VW dealer and ask for the parts dept., give them your info and get them to give you a quote. Ask them to email you the quote, the part number should be on it. You can use the number to shop and make sure the part you are getting is the same. Sometimes the dealers price on items like theses is not that bad, its a small amount. Hope this is helpful, just don't want someone making same mistake as I did.