The one question mark I see is why you use two #5 grommets on the rear airbox, and One #5 on the front left, when the mounting studs are different.
The 2 on the airbox show #17 and the front left shows #11 I assume #13 is the airbox bumper pad. SF |
# 11 and #17 are different in the threads to their mounting holes not the grommet diameter
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Installing new insulators on my SS got me to thinking about this thread. It would be nice to know for sure what insulators are needed for the 2.2/2.4, if there are any differences between years, etc.
The insulator that OP said he needed does not look like the ones for the SS, so we can rule that out. Although... just because it looks different doesn't mean it wouldn't work. Anybody who's going to be removing their airbox/engine cover, have a look. Maybe someone will measure the diameter of both the hole in the airbox, as well as the diameter of the stud. I can measure the dimensions on my SS, maybe they are the same. |
Originally Posted by Silverfox
(Post 813539)
The one question mark I see is why you use two #5 grommets on the rear airbox, and One #5 on the front left, when the mounting studs are different.
The 2 on the airbox show #17 and the front left shows #11 I assume #13 is the airbox bumper pad. SF
Originally Posted by Oldblue
(Post 813541)
# 11 and #17 are different in the threads to their mounting holes not the grommet diameter
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Found this, looks very promising. 1997-2004 Corvette GM P/N 25346092
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...5785985bba.jpg OP's pic, for comparison https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...3bc2ed6c9c.jpg Another view of the Corvette part https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...d3171e8b3b.jpg Looks like the General put this on many vehicles. https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.c.../25346092.html (Hint: scroll down a bit, click on "what this fits" and then click on "show more") If anybody has one of these vehicles, please check it out. Or if anybody feels like going to an auto parts recycling yard, let us know what you find about this insulator. Thanks for helping the community with this research project!!:twothumbs::twothumbs: |
FWIW.....
My 2.4L 2010 and my2011 both have the 2 larger insulators in the rear air box. The smaller one is on the front left side looking from the front of the HHR. I am wondering if when they went to the VVT in 2009 they might have made a slight change in the air box mounting design ??? The single front one is the easiest to damage during removal and replacement. I had a very difficult time removing the front on my 2011 but it did not show any damage when I got it off. Now I put just a dab of white lithium grease on both sides and so far it works ok. Silverfox |
There are more pics in this eBay ad. https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-GM-AIR-...dYyISE&vxp=mtr
Not precisely the same, but looks really good! You can zoom in. I can't copy the image addresses from the auction page, so this link won't be good forever. |
Originally Posted by Silverfox
(Post 833317)
FWIW.....
My 2.4L 2010 and my2011 both have the 2 larger insulators in the rear air box. The smaller one is on the front left side looking from the front of the HHR. I am wondering if when they went to the VVT in 2009 they might have made a slight change in the air box mounting design ??? The single front one is the easiest to damage during removal and replacement. I had a very difficult time removing the front on my 2011 but it did not show any damage when I got it off. Now I put just a dab of white lithium grease on both sides and so far it works ok. Silverfox |
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...db71c92324.jpg
You have to click on the image and get the fullsize pic then select copy image location. |
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