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Old 09-20-2015, 02:30 AM
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Default NOS Cowl Induction Unit - Questions

Hi Gents, seeking confirmation and appreciative of your knowledge.

I believe I have a service replacement (NOS) 1969 Camaro Cowl Induction set up. I came to this conclusion because it is not a flat bottom unit. Can you please confirm this?









I also have two units (a used and an NOS), cowl induction seal retainer which has a flat spot (not perfectly circle) which leads me to believe this is a Chevelle unit?









Lastly, this Air Cleaner *appears not* to be the soldered mesh internals unit but a replacement unit. Can you kindly confirm this is correct?







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Default Re: NOS Cowl Induction Unit - Questions

That appears to be the GMPD 302/396 service replacement air cleaner. Sold dozens of those back in my parts days. Production units through August '69 had a flat bottom as noted and the vent tube was 90º. The raised bottom unit was used in production starting about September 1969 for the '69 Camaro and the '70 Chevelle.

The seal flange is also a GMPD service part but didn't need the modification to fit a '70 Chevelle, probably done to use a narrower steel roll and save a few cents. I don't know if it was ever used in production.

The flange extension you have pictured is a cheap repro from the '90s. Does not look much like the original.

The element appears to be a later AC service part.
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Hi William, as always your knowledge is much appreciated.

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