P0013 and P0014
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From: Fredericksburg,VA
I am shocked that your local AZ and O'R doesn't carry them. Unless you were insisting on Genuine GM parts.
(I thought it was shouting, too. I almost said "full sentences not louder sentences.")
(I thought it was shouting, too. I almost said "full sentences not louder sentences.")
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From: Alabama
Hey Don. I was in Auto Zone about a year ago and ask if they had those in stock. The guy behind the counter couldn't even find a listing for them. I had him try a search in their computer using all the different names that we know of. Solenoids, camshaft solenoids, VVT solenoids,etc,etc,etc.
He never could find anything listed. (honestly, I don't think he knew what it was I was looking for)
Went home and searched their website. It took a correct phrase or set of words for me to finally find them.
Point is. They may have them and not even know they do. Also. I found a pair online for 1/2 the price that AZ wanted for the same ones.
He never could find anything listed. (honestly, I don't think he knew what it was I was looking for)
Went home and searched their website. It took a correct phrase or set of words for me to finally find them.
Point is. They may have them and not even know they do. Also. I found a pair online for 1/2 the price that AZ wanted for the same ones.
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Took a few minutes but found them on AZ. I searched "solenoid" and used my car.
Duralast Engine Variable Timing Solenoid TS1015
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The latest part numbers are available on AZs site. OP was searching for older part numbers. Scroll down to find them.
https://www.autozone.com/engine-mana...iming-solenoid
https://www.autozone.com/engine-mana...iming-solenoid
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I see things that are in large heavy type letters and think it's shouting.
Yes it wasn't all in capitals, but that's the way I took it.
Sorry for being uneducated.
Could go on but I know I'm on the wrong side of the fence with the regulars buddies on this forum.
Yes it wasn't all in capitals, but that's the way I took it.
Sorry for being uneducated.
Could go on but I know I'm on the wrong side of the fence with the regulars buddies on this forum.
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From: Fredericksburg,VA
The large type in my post was a cut and paste for ease.
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Very odd. I see regular font, and then, starting with the part numbers, very small font.
This sort of thing happens when something gets copied and pasted. The part numbers were in a different font on the page they were copied from, and pasted here. Then anything typed after, is in the same font, bold, italics, whatever.
It can be challenging to get out of that. I'll usually "go advanced" or "preview post" after I paste something that is in a different style. Then my typing can go back to normal. Hope this makes sense.
This sort of thing happens when something gets copied and pasted. The part numbers were in a different font on the page they were copied from, and pasted here. Then anything typed after, is in the same font, bold, italics, whatever.
It can be challenging to get out of that. I'll usually "go advanced" or "preview post" after I paste something that is in a different style. Then my typing can go back to normal. Hope this makes sense.
