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67 68 69 Gm Chevy Oem Diesel Flywheel Cover Underpan #2454708 D351 D478 V-6 Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $24.95
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Hazleton, Pennsylvania, US

Hazleton, Pennsylvania, US
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OEM part #2454708 ~ Flywheel cover
Applications are stated as 1967, 68, & 69 Chevy and GMC trucks with a D351 or D478 V-6 diesel engine
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Some more specifics ~ it measures 18-1/8" in length, 6-1/2" in height, and 6-1/4" in depth (curved portion to end of lip)... has (4) 5/16" mounting holes... has a (drip?) hole at the bottom... and is made of metal.
Is no longer available thru GM.
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