Re: [FWDLK] To change the subject

["Bill K." <pontiac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The T is a Timken number most likely.  I too have a bunch of oil seals - 
newer stuff I got at the auction I got the '57 air cleaners at - and was 
trying to look them up.  I gave up, because while you can look them up on 
Timken's website for free, all you get is dimensions, no application info is 
posted - going to have to buy a catalog, or watch for one at the car shows. 
Which, an old Timken oil seal catalog will probably be dirt cheap, you can't 
hardly give that stuff away... I may even have one, I bought a couple boxes 
of car catalogs at an auction a few years ago... I just need to dig them out 
and look through them.



Bill K.

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> Date:    Sat, 5 Jan 2008 12:00:57 -0500
> From:    Jack Johnson <johnaire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: To change the subject
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> I have a bunch of NOS oil seals.  Most have the Mopar P/N on the boxs =
> while others may have a T-number on the box also.   And some boxes just =
> have the T-number and not the Mopar P/N.  What or where does the =
> T-number come from???   And is there a book that would have the cross of =
> the T-numbers? =20
> Thank you in advance,
>
> Happy New Year to ALL,
>
> Jack in mild temperature Shinglehouse, PA
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