hood insulator with "sse bonneville" logo
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hood insulator with "sse bonneville" logo
at wreckers today, saw '91 sse, under hood sound insulator had big white lettering (clearly original) saying SSE
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I've read a few other posts here where people mention their cars have such. Sadly, this one was pretty torn up, or I would have taken it, and tried to fit it to my '95 ssei (with no lettering on the insulator).
Far as I know, my insulator is original but has no lettering, anyone know which years sse/ssei came with lettered hood insulators, and/or why mine isn't lettered? Is there a GM part# for a lettered hood insulator for a 95?
Thanks,
BONNEVILLE
I've read a few other posts here where people mention their cars have such. Sadly, this one was pretty torn up, or I would have taken it, and tried to fit it to my '95 ssei (with no lettering on the insulator).
Far as I know, my insulator is original but has no lettering, anyone know which years sse/ssei came with lettered hood insulators, and/or why mine isn't lettered? Is there a GM part# for a lettered hood insulator for a 95?
Thanks,
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My 90 sse has the white lettering on it. One thing a friend of mine did with his GA GT was made a stencil and painted his hood insulator. It turned out pretty sweet too.
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just want to confirm, the GM P/N 25646138 is for a SSE/SSEI specific hood insulator with logo lettering, there would be some other P/N for a SE non-lettered hood insulator, right?
Also, I like the stencil idea, I think I might try it. Thanks
Also, I like the stencil idea, I think I might try it. Thanks
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Originally Posted by CraZyDriVer868
my 92 ssei saids sse ....i wanan knwo why they left the i out...
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most likely to save money. it costs less to make a bunch of ones that say SSE instead of some that say SE, SSE, and SSEi
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Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
most likely to save money. it costs less to make a bunch of ones that say SSE instead of some that say SE, SSE, and SSEi
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My insulator doesn't have anything and I don't wanna go get a SSE insulator...thats kinda poser"ish" to do that esp with an SE
Duct tape to the right of the E might just do it for a quick fix
Duct tape to the right of the E might just do it for a quick fix