Nos 76 77 78 Trans Am Lemans 400 455 Idle Stop Solenoid on 2040-parts.com
Howe, Texas, United States
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This is one NOS genuine GM idle stop solenoid part number 525611 . This is correct for 76 77 78 Firebird Trans Am Lemans Grand Prix Bonneville Catalina Ventura and Buick Lesabre with 350 400 455 engines. We just made a huge find of NOS idle stop solenoids and choke thermostats unboxed in a closed warehouse. Please see our other auctions for your application. If you dont see your application please email or call us so we can list it for you. Please feel free to email or call us at 903-546-0024 with any questions about this part or any of our parts. Thanks AAAA Automotive
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