i'm trying to find a 97 lx 450 thermostat in the fiche. there is another thread that calls out 90916-03117 for this part but i think it must be for an earlier model.
i am finding 90916-03094 in the parts list but but when i go to the fiche it is listing as 16331A.
i guess this is correct but everything else i find in the fiche - well the heater hoses which were a real bitch - had at least some numbers in common.
is this the right part i guess?
is there any reason why this part and the hoses don't have a correspondence between the number on the part in the fiche and the part number in the list of parts?
ALSO - may as well go ahead and ask now (even though it may be in the FSM in the intro somewhere) - but is there some /meaning/ to the prefixes and the suffixes in a part listing?
90916-03094
i did notice that the gaskets seemed to all have the same suffix? or the hoses would have the same suffix or something (like XXXXX-03094 or whatever)? so i guess the suffixes and prefixes have some standardized meaning?
and what was the term again for the syntax they are using? PNS or something? i asked before and i guess i need to search wikipedia for what this standard is exactly. some kind of SAE thing i suppose...?
i am finding 90916-03094 in the parts list but but when i go to the fiche it is listing as 16331A.
i guess this is correct but everything else i find in the fiche - well the heater hoses which were a real bitch - had at least some numbers in common.
is this the right part i guess?
is there any reason why this part and the hoses don't have a correspondence between the number on the part in the fiche and the part number in the list of parts?
ALSO - may as well go ahead and ask now (even though it may be in the FSM in the intro somewhere) - but is there some /meaning/ to the prefixes and the suffixes in a part listing?
90916-03094
i did notice that the gaskets seemed to all have the same suffix? or the hoses would have the same suffix or something (like XXXXX-03094 or whatever)? so i guess the suffixes and prefixes have some standardized meaning?
and what was the term again for the syntax they are using? PNS or something? i asked before and i guess i need to search wikipedia for what this standard is exactly. some kind of SAE thing i suppose...?