Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

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Oct 8, 2009 | 09:23 AM

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Car: 88 Iroc TT

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Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

Anyone know where I can find one of these for my 88 Iroc? MANY MANY searches with no luck

Discontinued gm part

From my research I believe the t56 cover will work with some minor mods just cant seem to get a definite part#???

ANY info greatly appreciated!!!

Thx

Oct 8, 2009 | 12:02 PM

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Re: Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

If all else fails, setup an automatic search on ebay. One will show up and ebay will email you.

Aug 22, 2010 | 10:56 AM

gixxer9

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Re: Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

This thread is old, but I have a brand new one...

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Feb 10, 2011 | 09:31 AM

dsudzina

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Re: Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

Hi,
Do you still have the flywheel cover 10241153. I need one for my 83 with 305ci 5 speed. If so, how much $?
Thanks, Dave

Feb 10, 2011 | 12:40 PM

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Re: Flywheel/Clutch cover GM#10241153 Where to buy!

The T-56 cover is indeed the same, except that the bottom 2 holes are in a different place, and either the cover or the BH will need them drilled. In fact I used my T-5 cover on my T-56 by drilling its BH.

That would be an EXTREMELY eeeeezie part to make out of sheet steel or aluminum. Might arguably be the single eeeeeeeeeeeziest part on the whole car to retrofit.