I've got a throttle cable that's an authentic GM piece I am selling and I was wondering if GM has some sort of website I can go to and type in the part # and get a list of vehicles it was used on?

BTW the p/n is 336969 just in case anyone knows here off the top of their head. Thanks.

That parts is listed for $13 and change on gmpartsdirect.com

I often check http://www.acdelco.com/html/catalog/index.htmAlthough they don't seem to list your part. They list applications.

GMPartsDirect doesn't show applications for your part, I'm afraid.

Dang , don't you just hate that ???? :D
Dan beat me in, this was in reference to cecil's post..... ;)

Ya gotta be fast, brutha!

That parts is listed for $13 and change on gmpartsdirect.com

You're kidding right? And here I paid $26 thru the dealership!

from www.gmpartsdirect.com

GM PART # 336969
GM LIST: $23.36
OUR PRICE: $13.31

I should check what they want for one out here. Would probably be $35. Would work out even for me, though, since UPS shipping from anywhere on the mainland starts at $20 for the first lb these days, then seems to go up exponentially over 20lbs. :rolleyes:

JD,i knew that number looked familiar.In their restoration parts site that cable is listed as "big block hi-po throttle cable".The shipping and handling is probably near 10 bucks so your not that far away in price.

You know it's funny you mentioned that because I though I heard thru the grapevine that this was the correct cable for a big block car like mine. Then I discovered the end of the cable is a little different...the plastic retainer that secures the cable to the pedal requires a slit to be precut into the pedal linkage....unlike the one on my car which the plastic retainer has a slit cut into it for the end of the cable to slide thru, then the retainer attaches to the pedal linkage....no slit in the pedal linkage necessary.