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Old 03-15-2018, 04:04 PM   #1
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New brake rotors for my 290le help please

Hi everybody

I’ve recently purchased a 290 le classic motor home that has sadly been left to sit, I want to get her back on the road and useable again.

Can anybody help me with locating front and rear brake rotors and pads that could be shipped to the uk

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Old 03-15-2018, 05:04 PM   #2
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Old 03-15-2018, 06:43 PM   #3
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Yes, while we can be 99% sure of the peticular parts you require, always include model year (of chassis, not body) in your post. I for example have a 1982 P30 chassis underneath my 1983 310.

Rockauto.com, NAPA may ship to the UK. If not, maybe one of the U.S people on this site maybe willing to forward the package onto the UK if you have it shipped to a person in the U.S first.

I'd be willing to do it for you, but unfortunately shipping anything from Canada to the UK is a lot more expensive than from the US.

The parts list below may help out.

http://www.airforums.com/forums/f311...ead-99016.html

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Old 03-16-2018, 03:54 AM   #4
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Hi guys,

Thanks for the reply’s, model year is 1989, although uncertain of chassis year, any pointers on how I can tell?

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Old 03-16-2018, 04:26 AM   #5
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Use the Chevy VIN number to get the manufacturing sheet (RPO), and from that you can get the parts anywhere (RockAuto, NAPA, etc).

For example this post from BoomSounds 1991 (http://www.airforums.com/forums/f311...ad-166569.html)
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Use the Chevy VIN number to get the manufacturing sheet (RPO), and from that you can get the parts anywhere (RockAuto, NAPA, etc).

For example this post from BoomSounds 1991 (http://www.airforums.com/forums/f311...ad-166569.html)
As a PS....Nick (BoomSounds) is in the UK the same as me and can point you towards parts suppliers.

I use LAS Motorhomes not that far from you for my servicing.
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Old 03-16-2018, 04:57 AM   #7
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Thank you for your help it’s much appreciated

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Old 03-16-2018, 07:47 AM   #8
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Thank you for your help it’s much appreciated



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Ben, if I were you, I would ask the mods to move your post to the Motorhome forum. Most of the MH guys never look at the trailer sections so you will miss a lot of input if you hang around the ‘dark side’
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Old 03-16-2018, 11:36 AM   #9
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Any chance the rotors would still be usable if you had the surfaces machined? Would certainly save on shipping weight.

Apologies in advance if you already considered this.


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Old 03-18-2018, 12:11 AM   #10
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Hi Greg,

Honestly I hadn’t considered till the other day when it was suggested by a second person. It’s something I’d consider but I’m limited as to what I can do, where she’s sat I’m not sure they’d be happy with it sat on axle stands for a week.

Thanks though great idea and a good cost saving

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Old 03-18-2018, 02:16 AM   #11
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Hi Mods please could you move this thread to the classic moho side

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Old 03-18-2018, 02:57 AM   #12
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hi everybody,

would it be possible for some one to cast there eyes over the following parts numbers just to check i haven't made a mistake in part selection, its a long way back if I've made a mistake.

thanks in advance

vin number is 1GBKP37W5K3304575, 290 LE

following parts were sourced on rock autos

rear rotor ac delco 18a230a
front rotor ac delco 18a313
front and rear right side caliper ac delco 18fr651n
front and rear left side caliper ac delco 18fr652n
parking brake shoe wagner pab809
center rear brake hose wagner bh80967
right rear brake hose ac delco 18j354
left rear brake hose ac delco 18j351
right front brake hose ac delco 18j369
left front brake hose ac delco 18j370

thanks for everybody's help and input so far

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Old 03-19-2018, 07:32 AM   #13
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hi everybody,

would it be possible for some one to cast there eyes over the following parts numbers just to check i haven't made a mistake in part selection, its a long way back if I've made a mistake.

thanks in advance

vin number is 1GBKP37W5K3304575, 290 LE

following parts were sourced on rock autos

rear rotor ac delco 18a230a
front rotor ac delco 18a313
front and rear right side caliper ac delco 18fr651n
front and rear left side caliper ac delco 18fr652n
parking brake shoe wagner pab809
center rear brake hose wagner bh80967
right rear brake hose ac delco 18j354
left rear brake hose ac delco 18j351
right front brake hose ac delco 18j369
left front brake hose ac delco 18j370

thanks for everybody's help and input so far

Ben


I would suggest you cross reference your VIN on the AC Delco site and check those part numbers all match up

Run your VIN through compnine to get the RPO codes and that may guide you on specific options

Check that ROckauto isn’t giving you options. It is easy to end up with the wrong bits.

Where are you based?
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Old 03-19-2018, 11:26 AM   #14
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I would suggest you cross reference your VIN on the AC Delco site and check those part numbers all match up

Run your VIN through compnine to get the RPO codes and that may guide you on specific options

Check that ROckauto isn’t giving you options. It is easy to end up with the wrong bits.

Where are you based?
Hi nick,

Thanks I didn’t realise delco had that option I’ll give it a spin

I live in northants but the Moho is an hour and a half away hence trying to gather as much info and parts before I go back to her

Thanks again Ben
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Hi nick,

Thanks I didn’t realise delco had that option I’ll give it a spin

I live in northants but the Moho is an hour and a half away hence trying to gather as much info and parts before I go back to her

Thanks again Ben
Agh, not too far from me in Oxford. Did you buy that 290 from Eel-pie crew or import it?

On the parts piece, even the Delco site can be confusing, especially on some brake parts and the hydroboost, which is why it's good to establish the RPO codes from your VIN.
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Agh, not too far from me in Oxford. Did you buy that 290 from Eel-pie crew or import it?

On the parts piece, even the Delco site can be confusing, especially on some brake parts and the hydroboost, which is why it's good to establish the RPO codes from your VIN.
I wasn’t sure if yours is the one in near me, it is the eel pie one looking forward to getting it back up to scratch and out again
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so I'm having a stupid moment, I've looked up the vin via gm website and i can id some of the basic information but can't pull any specifics i.e. brake codes etc, are the rpo codes on the vehicle anywhere or is there somewhere i can buy the original build sheet from?
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Try Compnine, you’ll have to pay a small fee. Have a look at my vin/RPO result and you’ll see the type of output so you can decide if it is worthwhile for you
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Try Compnine, you’ll have to pay a small fee. Have a look at my vin/RPO result and you’ll see the type of output so you can decide if it is worthwhile for you
Thanks again

And apologies, if I could read a full post then I wouldn’t have to ask people to repeat themselves

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How do I find the motorhome repair site on here
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