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Posted by: Matto
« on: August 25, 2013, 05:41:14 PM »

Here's a link to the "NAPPA" list from the CJ2A site.
http://www.thecj2apage.com/NAPA.pdf

Here's some handy part numbers that were posted on the 2A by "JeepRodger"  (I hope he doesn't mind the reposting)

Distributor (IAD40087Z)
 cap: NAPA AL70
 rotor: NAPA AL69
 points: NAPA CS725A
 condensor: NAPA AL869
 Oil filter (Small): NAPA 1010
 Drive shaft universals: NAPA 369

Gaskets:

 engine gasket set: FS7267B / 30454 (Felpro)
oil pan gasket set: OS435OAD (Felpro)
Timing cover set: TCS4351-1 (Felpro)

Thermostat, 160�: NAPA 70 (opens wider than the one I got from KaiserWillys)

Ball joints:
driver side, to wheel: NAPA ES140R (MasterRide)
compound link to passenger wheel: NAPA 25240

Shocks (front and rear same): NAPA 94038
Posted by: F Bill
« on: August 23, 2013, 05:00:16 PM »

James, any numbers you have for NAPA parts go right ahead and list them.. Do you need also to specify what line they are from , such as Echlin for points or Raybestos for brakes or whatever?

There was a list of NAPA numbers floating around the interweb thingy  for the WWII jeeps, some of that may interchange but not a lot.. Last I checked some parts from that list at my local NAPA store the numbers were way too old.

And if anyone actually purchases stuff in the future from NAPA o0r CARQUEST or OReillys or whatever...for their jeep, and it fits, please let us know what numbers you had that actually worked as well as any alternate numbers found on the boxes or receipts. 
Posted by: James P
« on: August 23, 2013, 03:42:19 PM »

This is were you enter in what part number you found would allow you to get the right part even if a 3A does not show up in the NAPA (or any other part stores) data base.
If you want just PM and I can enter them.

Example
Brushes for a 6 volt Autolite Generator = R413 -- Napa Parts number.