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Oreillys
Line Code MSV or MPV
Part number is
Long Side 60-5054 59.99 (100.00 Core charge)
Short side 60-5029 59.99 (40.00 Core Charge)
Both come with a lifetime warranty and can mostly be to the store next day.

22R replacement carb is a
HLY 64-9232

Cap- BWD C589(P)
Wires- BWD CH468
Wires (Cheap) OMS 9231

Ill get plugs, wires, cap, rotor, gaskets, etc. later
 
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liljlandon said:
Line Code MSV or MPV
Part number is
Long Side 60-5054 59.99 (100.00 Core charge)
Short side 60-5029 59.99 (40.00 Core Charge)
Both come with a lifetime warranty and can mostly be to the store next day.

22R replacement carb is a
HLY 64-9232

Ill get plugs, wires, cap, rotor, gaskets, etc. later
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By the way, and no offense, but this information isn't too useful unless you tell people that these are O'Reilly's/NAPA/Autowhatever part numbers. I assume from your previous posts that they are O'Reilly's??
 
the following part number are ALL NAPA's

solid axle wheel seal 24635
*diamentions: I.D.=2.4410" O.D.=3.3540" Width=.3150"

following all for 22RE:

heater hose 10848 (longer)

heater hose 10792 (short 90deg. elbow)

heater hose 10789 (core to valve)

T-body; around thermostat housing 10205

T-body; 10204 (U shaped long small diameter)

T-body; 10206 (J shaped)

T-body; 10777 (U shaped short large diameter)
 
I have a collection of part numbers here. I have not updated the prices.
 
WristPin said:
every one knows NGK 1233 for a 22R/E right!?
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One of many choices.

22RE:
Spark Plug Part No. Stock No. Plug
Standard BPR5EA-L 7632
V-Power BPR5EY 1233
G-Power BPR5EGP 7082
Iridium IX BPR5EIX 6597

I recently spent the big bucks and installed the BPR5EIX and I really like them.
 
Boy, talk about taking a post out of context. :flipoff2:

If you look at the thread a month ago I actually list NGK with Denso.
 
pappy said:
One of many choices.

22RE:
Spark Plug Part No. Stock No. Plug
Standard BPR5EA-L 7632
V-Power BPR5EY 1233
G-Power BPR5EGP 7082
Iridium IX BPR5EIX 6597

I recently spent the big bucks and installed the BPR5EIX and I really like them.
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No. the only plugs designed to operate properly are the standard and V power plugs. all that other fancy crap is not desinged to work on our kind of ignition system. they are reversible ground plugs made for coil on, cross fire and some HEI systems.

i dont care if there is a listing for them, look at a briggs engine. there probably is a frickin platinum listing for that crap too. dont mean its the right plug for the job
 
WristPin said:
No. the only plugs designed to operate properly are the standard and V power plugs. all that other fancy **** is not desinged to work on our kind of ignition system. they are reversible ground plugs made for coil on, cross fire and some HEI systems.

i dont care if there is a listing for them, look at a briggs engine. there probably is a frickin platinum listing for that **** too. dont mean its the right plug for the job
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Thankyou! When im on the selling side of a parts counter and tell people they dont need the 8.99 Bosch+4s for theyre 83 whatever they get all pissy and tell me i dont know crap. Fn butholes dont know theyre stuff!
 
pappy said:
Boy, talk about taking a post out of context. :flipoff2:

If you look at the thread a month ago I actually list NGK with Denso.
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I know...I was just giving you a hard time. :D
 
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