I have a 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe with the 5.3 liter engine. The Optima 800-151FFP come up but has a note that it does not fit? Optima says it does???
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It's not supposed to fit my car either but I measured the battery area and determined there was enough room. The battery comes with adapters to enable a base type battery clamp to work.
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I am not sure. I installed the 41-993 in a 1998 chevy tahoe, 5.7L. I suggest you goto autozone.com, and look up spark plugs for your vehicle and see if the 41-993 are a fit. Autozone carries AC Delco products.
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The 2.5l engine has a smaller flap then the 3.0l engine. So I am almost positive that this one will be too big. Not sure on a similar model, I would try to cross reference one to the OEM models I listed below. 325/2.5L engines appear to use BMW Part #11617544806, this appears to have superseded an earlier BMW Part #11617502269 330/3.0L engines appear to use BMW Part #11617544805, this appears to have superseded an earlier BMW Part #11617502275
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That's because that inlet will only fit on this pump, not your original water pump. So if you are purchasing this water pump, then yes, the ACDelco 15-11057 is the inlet you will need to put your truck back together. I purchased these two items together for my 5.3L Vortec and it is an excellent combo fit. So in short, purchase ACDelco 251-743 OE water pump with the ACDelco 15-11057 inlet for a hassle free, perfect fit. BTW, the inlet does come with the thermostat, but keep ALL your factory bolts and reinstall with blue threadlock. Even though the pump comes with 2 new inlet bolts, they are very weak and prone to shearing before even being tightened to 12 ft lbs. Hope this helps! That's because that inlet will only fit on this pump, not your original water pump. So if you are purchasing this water pump, then yes, the ACDelco 15-11057 is the inlet you will need to put your truck back together. I purchased these two items together for my 5.3L Vortec and it is an excellent combo fit. So in short, purchase ACDelco 251-743 OE water pump with the ACDelco 15-11057 inlet for a hassle free, perfect fit. BTW, the inlet does come with the thermostat, but keep ALL your factory bolts and reinstall with blue threadlock. Even though the pump comes with 2 new inlet bolts, they are... » Read More That's because that inlet will only fit on this pump, not your original water pump. So if you are purchasing this water pump, then yes, the ACDelco 15-11057 is the inlet you will need to put your truck back together. I purchased these two items together for my 5.3L Vortec and it is an excellent combo fit. So in short, purchase ACDelco 251-743 OE water pump with the ACDelco 15-11057 inlet for a hassle free, perfect fit. BTW, the inlet does come with the thermostat, but keep ALL your factory bolts and reinstall with blue threadlock. Even though the pump comes with 2 new inlet bolts, they are very weak and prone to shearing before even being tightened to 12 ft lbs. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It will absolutely fit in your Tahoe, yes.Just purchase the install kit for that vehicle. And the Chevy factory harness adaptor. Probably $35.00 total
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You can go on Optima's website and put in the year, make, model and engine size of your car and it will tell you if it will fit. I put in the info you supplied and it came up with this: OPTIMA Batteries 8073-167 D51R YELLOWTOP Starting & Deep-Cycle Battery (Reversed Post). Double check that for yourself, though.
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not shur i have a gmc sierra 1500 2000 thats fit perfectamente but in a tahoe i don't know
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That was the recommendation I found on the internet. Gap mine @ .54 and have a 2002 f-150 with a 5.4 liter engine.
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Most likely, my 2005 Tahoe slowly got cranky about changing temp and would turn from A/C to full heat without warning. It finally got stuck on full heat and stayed that way. It's a common problem with these trucks. Replaced the stock one with this part and it fixed the problem. Pretty cheap fix if you do it yourself.
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I'm not sure. I bought one for my 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe and it is perfect. I hope that this helps.
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There is an option were you can see if it will fit your vehicle. It said it was a fit for my Tahoe and it does fit. Check to see if your vehicle is compatible before purchasing.
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I have a Tahoe and it fits fine but depending on how much head room there is it may be too tall. This is a tall booster. Taller than most other boosters. Good luck!
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I can't say 100% it will work since I have it install in a 2005 Tahoe but it should be the same. There is not diference between a tahoe and silverado settings and parts. GM usually have the same Module in other models. Look it up in autozone and doble check the Part# they have the same brand but more expensive. Just make sure it is the same part# and I would get it from Amazon. By the way... I had mine for a long time and it's been working fine.
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I'd refer to Optima directly. I have one each installed only 2004 G-35 and 2006 Tundra, no issues with fitment.Johnny
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I had the same problem just call the dealer and asked for the short number and it should cross over to this part number. My truck is A 2003 5.3L T engine which is the eighth letter in the VIN. You will also need the new thermostat with housing. Hope this helps
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I checked this part again using Amazon Vehicle Info for correct fit and it now says doesn't fit my 96 Chevy Suburban C1500 LT 5.7 FI Vortec Engine. Apparently part checked out okay when I ordered it but not now! Maybe Amazon/ACDelco updated parts compatibility. Anyway works okay in my vehicle and don't plan to replace, just yet, but generally best to go with ACDelco compatibility and replacement recommendations.
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i am not sure other than the one at 135.00 sounds like gm dealer price. i bought the $49.00 one and it fit my 1998 tahoe 5.7 v8 and is working good so far.