EGR gasket part # needed (Page 1/2)
AL87 OCT 25, 12:09 PM
Hello,

I am searching for the part # of the egr gasket that is closest to the exhaust y-pipe on the 2.8 v6.
It is the one under the block that the egr bolts to, not the one under the egr...

It's been a headache the last few hours trying to find it... Any help would be appreciated.
fierosound OCT 25, 12:26 PM
The one between the EGR adapter and cross-over pipe is hard to find - GM PN 10038299
I get them from FieroStore. http://www.fierostore.com/P...ail.aspx?s=68299&p=1

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AL87 OCT 25, 05:57 PM

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Originally posted by fierosound:

The one between the EGR adapter and cross-over pipe is hard to find - GM PN 10038299
I get them from FieroStore. http://www.fierostore.com/P...ail.aspx?s=68299&p=1






Thanks! (Fel-Pro 70193)***

Also, for more reference: http://www.fiero.nl/cgi-bin...4745&style=printable

[This message has been edited by AL87 (edited 10-25-2015).]

FieroVin JUL 02, 09:22 AM
I can't find that felpro part anywhere. Does anyone know if it's still available?
FieroVin JUL 02, 10:34 AM
I can't find that felpro part anywhere. Does anyone know if it's still available?
fierosound JUL 03, 11:01 PM
GM PN 10038299
http://www.gmpartsgiant.com...gasket-10038299.html

or.... the Fiero Store part. Just got 2 last week.

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ArthurPeale DEC 23, 12:10 PM
It boggles my brain how the EGR valve gasket is widely available, but the GM and Fel-Pro ones are not.

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fierogt28 DEC 24, 09:23 PM
TFS reproduced that gasket quite some time ago.
I bought like 4 of them for future use.
Always good to have spares once they are indeed available. Nothing worse than needing them one day and can’t get them.
Stock up now…

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ArthurPeale DEC 29, 09:18 AM

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Originally posted by fierogt28:

TFS reproduced that gasket quite some time ago.
I bought like 4 of them for future use.
Always good to have spares once they are indeed available. Nothing worse than needing them one day and can’t get them.
Stock up now…




I'm aware of the FS replacement, my point is that of the entire assembly, there are still some of the gaskets being made, but not all. It's that which I find strange.

Unless the gaskets that are available are old stock....
fierogt28 JAN 01, 09:42 PM
As for the gaskets being made or not, I don't think it really matters.

I bought a 10 pack of NOS GM EGR gaskets years ago, and they will be good until I die.

Gaskets are being made today no question, but that's for newer gaskets. There's probably not enough demand
for older design 70s-80s gaskets like there were, so they will be drying up over the years.

When I mean newer gaskets, I'm talking about newer cars.

That's why it never hurts to spend a few more bucks for spare gaskets.

If you can't spend another 10-15$ for a hobby car that you have interest in, it probably not the car for you.
Even down the road if you sell the car or junk it, you can sell those gaskets probably at the same price or more
because they will be even more in demand or rare.

I have NOS fiero parts here that I might never get around to use, but I know that the day I can sell them, it will
not be lost, or sold at a premium. Hard to lose money on a NOS part these days.

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88 GT, Loaded, 5-speed.
88 GT, 5-speed. Beechwood interior, All original.