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This is clearly a reproduction setup, is it not?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT
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GMPD serviced a 'generic' open element air cleaner well into the '90s; probably what this is. Most swap meet vendors bought it complete from GM. We would buy the lid and base individually then add a $3 K-Mart element; our total cost was about $25 less than the GM assembly.
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I also don't remember the element being that white in color. But.....
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Repro down to the wing nut.
-Dave |
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I also don't remember the element being that white in color. But..... [/ QUOTE ] No, it wasn't - originals were yellow-hued from the oil in the paper element (the "W" in A212CW stands for oil-wetted). Later service replacements (and poor repros) weren't oil-wetted, and the paper was white. ![]()
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John-
I just sold a NOS A212CX air cleaner setup which appeared to have the yellow oil wetted paper in the element. What does the X stand for? What type of oil was used on these filters?
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Those were mostly aimed at GMC industrial vehicles.
I think the X stood for off road use to them. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat...true#Post380536 |
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[ QUOTE ]
GMPD serviced a 'generic' open element air cleaner well into the '90s; probably what this is. Most swap meet vendors bought it complete from GM. We would buy the lid and base individually then add a $3 K-Mart element; our total cost was about $25 less than the GM assembly. I recall they sold well ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Any of the over the counter units I've ever had didn't have the AC silk screened instructions on the backside. I agree everything in that auction is repro. Looks like someone got stung pretty badly on that one.
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Joe Barr |
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The guy must have a few left over.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66-67-...id=p3911.c0.m14 since he's got one more on e-bay at the moment. Probably looking for another $500 dollars. ![]()
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Look at his feedback. He's had a few in the past as well.
Jason |
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