07-29-13, 01:06 PM
I would check with Napa, as that is where I looked. The base number 5473705 is probably a inter-brand aftermarket base part number, that is why Cardone and Bendix both use it. The Napa website clearly identifies it as being Bendix Branded. The NBB part of the number I provided indicates the brand name or line code that they use at Napa.
The charcoal filter used to be something that was rather common and easy to get at most autopart stores, but since the seventies, most vehicles were being equipped with charcoal vapour canisters, so they are harder to find. Every newer car has one in the evap system, so a trip to the wreckers will turn up a few choices and some are quite compact in size.
I mentioned using a 75 Coronet because it was factory equipped with front discs and rear drums just like the A-body booster you are presently using. Plus just about every cop-car from that era was a Coronet, Fury, etc. and had the same booster.
The charcoal filter used to be something that was rather common and easy to get at most autopart stores, but since the seventies, most vehicles were being equipped with charcoal vapour canisters, so they are harder to find. Every newer car has one in the evap system, so a trip to the wreckers will turn up a few choices and some are quite compact in size.
I mentioned using a 75 Coronet because it was factory equipped with front discs and rear drums just like the A-body booster you are presently using. Plus just about every cop-car from that era was a Coronet, Fury, etc. and had the same booster.