Re: Help with the site

Posted by HH56 On 2018/4/16 9:24:20

In addition to group 50 data for common items, in most cases there is a brief description of the fasteners needed with the part right after a particular part is listed in the parts book.

On the interactive parts list, here is a quick example of how that works: Looking at a common bolt on item such as a 55-6 flywheel first you see the Group is 5.0600. Going to that group and clicking brings up the flywheel and the different ones needed for the models. In the same listing is all the major fasteners associated with holding the flywheel to the engine and a brief description of size. Clicking on an individual flywheel part number brings up more info as to what years used it and in many cases more info on various fasteners needed within the item. In some but not all cases with common fasteners, Packard provided a referral to group 50 specs. If they did that info is listed too. In a lot of cases, particularly if there was something different about the fastener such as it being modified or specifically made for a part there is no group 50 info..