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Aluminum Heat Shields for OEM Chevy Starter
Aluminum Heat Shields for OEM Chevy Starter
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Aluminum Heat Shields for OEM Chevy Starter
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Overall Length:
7.26"
Overall Width:
5.67"
Overall Height:
3.13"
Overall Thickness:
.10"
Centerline of Holes:
3.59"
Material Type:
Aluminum
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Aluminum heat shields are a must for any Chevy. Use this cover to prevent heat of exhaust from cooking your original style starter and solenoid. Easy to install.
For OEM or stock-type GM starters. Will not fit mini starters or "gear reduction" starters.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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