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Old 06-28-2010, 01:50 PM   #1
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Is it possible to get chassis parts like brakes and stuff from Autozone or autoparts store....??
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For what chassis? Probably not for a Freightliner or Spartan or Roadmaster or Prevost, but maybe for a Ford or Workhorse gas chassis. Or probably for a Ford E-series van chassis, gas or diesel.

The problem is that the parts computer at Autozone and Advance Discount & Reilly's mostly has cars, SUVs and pick-ups and the gas motorhome chassis does not use the same belts, hoses, alternators, brakes, filters, etc. as the car and lt trucj versions of the engine. The transmission is likely different too, even if just a variant of the same base model. For example, the Allison used in a GM pick-up is not the same as the Allison used in the Workhorse chassis.

NAPA & Carquest stores are more professional and can often match up parts, particularly if you bring the old one in. They also carry some parts & filters & such for medium truck chassis, which might cover a diesel coach as well.

So, what chassis is it you are needing parts for?
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