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Re: 1955 70D starting engine
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Posted by Dan in Ohio on December 31, 2005 at 15:05:10 from (216.54.146.100):
In Reply to: Re: 1955 70D starting engine posted by Jaron on December 31, 2005 at 12:59:07:
Jaron, Getting a parts book and service manual are a must. If you go into your dealer with a part no. and approach someone who is willing to help you, your odds of finding a part are greater. I guess some times they think its not worth the bother(I know, been in the same situation). You can go on line yourself but you can not search other dealers. I have bought parts where the dealer said yes some dealer 3 states away has one, here is their no. give them a call. If you go into your dealer and get them to do all the searching then say I'm not paying that much, you can be sure they will not lift a finger the next time you come to them for help.
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