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OFFERING A NOS 5233475 GM HEAT RISER EFE VALVE BUICK OLDS PONTIAC CADILLAC FITS: Buick: All 8 cyl w/307-5.0L eng. All 8 cyl. w/350 eng. w/EFE- Code L, H, K Cadillac: Fleetwood Brougham: w/307-5.0L Chevy: Malibu, Monte Carlo, Caballero, El Camino: 6 cyl. w/262 eng. 6 cyl. w/200 eng. EFE 8 cyl. w/267, 305, 350 eng. EFE Caprice: 8 cyl. w/307 5.0L eng. Oldsmobile: All 8 cyl. w/260-4.3L Cutlass Ciera: 6 cyl. w/260 eng. All 8 cyl. w/307, 350 eng. w/EFE All 8 cyl. w/305-5.0L eng., H Model Pontiac: All 6 cyl. w/229-3.8L eng. All 6 cyl. w/262 eng., Canada All 8 cyl. w/305 eng., Code H All 8 cyl. w/350-5.7L EFE, Code L All 8 cyl. w/307-5.0L 82-89 75-79 |
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