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itcphil
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how can you tell the difference if you have a A12 and A14 crankshafts side to side

Posted on: 2004/1/18 2:05
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ddgonzal
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Is there an "H" number stamped on each? The A12 parts are usually H10 or thereabouts. H62 would be an A14.

Posted on: 2004/1/18 4:33
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rgrinder
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actually if I remember my PNC's (part number codes) correctly it's H10=A12, H62=A13, and H72=A14. I could be wrong on this, it's been a few years.

Posted on: 2004/1/18 6:51
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ddgonzal
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You're probably right. The part number codes refer to the chassis the part was first used in, so they vary. For example, not all B110 parts start with H10.

Posted on: 2004/1/18 8:30
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