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anyone ever replace the hood liner on your car....part#?..w/in
anyone ever replace the hood liner on your car....part#?..w/in
Hey guys..i wanted to do a great engine detail job but over the winter i got a lot of salt stains and other stuff on the black liner that is underneath the hood. I thought about washint it but the car is a 95 and even when you tap the liner dust and **** comes out of it. Does anyone know a GM part number or how much this costs to replace...or even if i need the damn thing...
Thanks,
Rob O
1995 Camaro v6
I hope it works, scroll down, the part #s are on there.
It's # 5 I think. about $35.
[ May 29, 2002: Message edited by: BlitzPuppet ]</p>
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I had some stains on mine and i just took some high temp. paint and sprayed the thing back to black... no more stains. Im sure replacing the thing would be a lot better, but its just another idea... good luck
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