Posted by Dave H (MI) on August 15, 2019 at 07:42:35 from (50.108.110.38):
In Reply to: Parts people woes posted by Jon f mn on August 15, 2019 at 06:42:57:
and that is exactly why I am asking about the engine in my grain truck. If you do not know exactly what you need when you go in, you are in trouble.
Now to be fair, I ordered a water pump for the C50 from NAPA and it came in and was the wrong pump. Not even close. The 30'ish young fella behind the counter sat there typing on his computer for a few minutes then went in the back and came out with the dustiest box I have ever seen. Inside was a brand new water pump...exactly the right one. I didn't even have to use the adapters it came with. That was very impressive seeing as I could not even tell him what darn engine is in the truck.
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