1990 C/K 2500 vs K2500?
#1
1990 C/K 2500 vs K2500?
This will probably be a dumb question to most. I looked up the vin on my 1990 chevy truck the other day and it said it was a C/K 2500. Previously I assumed that it was a K 2500 just because its a 4wd. I'm looking to buy parts online, and nobody has the option of a C/K. It's either C or K but not both, so what do I say it is to order correct parts?
On another note, has anyone used rockauto.com to buy stuff from? They seem to have prices way lower than autozone, but are they junk parts?
On another note, has anyone used rockauto.com to buy stuff from? They seem to have prices way lower than autozone, but are they junk parts?
#2
CF Monarch
This will probably be a dumb question to most. I looked up the vin on my 1990 chevy truck the other day and it said it was a C/K 2500. Previously I assumed that it was a K 2500 just because its a 4wd. I'm looking to buy parts online, and nobody has the option of a C/K. It's either C or K but not both, so what do I say it is to order correct parts?
On another note, has anyone used rockauto.com to buy stuff from? They seem to have prices way lower than autozone, but are they junk parts?
On another note, has anyone used rockauto.com to buy stuff from? They seem to have prices way lower than autozone, but are they junk parts?
#5
CF Veteran
Rockauto is great because you have a wide range of brands to choose from. My only gripe is when items ship from multiple sites they ding you pretty good on shipping. If they changed their shipping prices they would be an awesome parts source.
#6
I'm here for the party
rockauto is great for cheap prices but besides that they suck. try returning anything to them and you'll find out theyre just a third party and you have to talk to the supplier. from there if the supplier sent you the wrong product or a bad product (i.e. catalytic converters with the O2 bungs in the wrong location) you will find out you are completely responsible for return shipping and to get the part shipped back to you. i cant imagine the hoops you have to jump through if you have a warranty part that goes bad. by time you pay shipping youre better off fixing the issue yourself