im looking for part number 19179011 dos any one have anny idea where i can find one. for a 05 l5 3.5

It would help to also provide the name of the part, or what it is/does.

GMpartsdirect shows that part number being (and no longer available for sale there):

Actuator Assembly - GM (19179011)

 

Ok

I revised my note... thank you.

 

I think this is it. Mine was sludged. Just replaced it.

Advance Auto Parts - Down for Maintenance

 

oo awesome so do you think that part will fit a 2005 gmc canyon 3.5 5l . im asking because when I checked on there web site, it says it will not fit my model of canyon. tho if you say it dos and you have done it I will defiantly try

 

Try these guys.
Click this link -- -> Link
OEMCATS

 

thank you. tho I have all ready tried these guys.. and everyone listed dosnt have the part.. frustrating

 

I put it in my '06. I thought all the 3.5's were the same, but the Advanced Auto website says 'No Way'.
Rockauto has this More Information for ACDELCO 19179011

 

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I put it in my '06. I thought all the 3.5's were the same, but the Advanced Auto website says 'No Way'.
Rockauto has this More Information for ACDELCO 19179011

I think i got it... the truck is running.. rough it given me p0017 p0303 code.. i think i need a cam phase relearn

 

After doing my head, I was getting a p0017. Found out I was off 1 tooth on the Exhaust cam. Was pretty obvious when looking at the flat spots on the cams @ TDC. I think I'd messed up the guides / tensioner / chain tool. After moving the cam, the p0017 went away. Might be causing the misfire too. Although I beginning to suspect the connectors to the coil packs causing my misfires. I've just been too busy to re-pin them.

 

 

I found this article way back when Part 1 -The Basics of Crank and Cam Sensors and How to Test Them. I just decided to replace it / them because I was doing a '100k replace crap' while working on the truck.

The tool was part of a set. the wedge is EN-48464. Here's an Autozone link showing the tools / steps;

Repair Guides

AutoZone Repair Guide for your Engine Mechanical Engine Mechanical Components Cylinder Head

www.autozone.com

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Good Luck Starfighter!

 

hey , ok im going to look into that tomorrow.


..thanks greg for everything..

 

Hey Rustynuckles, I have a question I hope you can help me with on this...I have my actuator taken apart (and cleaned) and i was looking for the correct way to reassemble...I had not really meant to take it apart, so when the o-rings let the assembly come apart, I had not marked anything with alignment etc. It seems that there is only one final way it should be to be correct (the center cog has the pin and the outer sprocket aligns with the chain link) but the inner cogs are what Im having trouble with....
Is there a magic trick or easy order of alignment to get it back together or am I just out of luck...

Also, did you find the o-ring kit? I cannot seem to find a number if it exists....Thanks for any help!

 

Hey Rustynuckles, I have a question I hope you can help me with on this...I have my actuator taken apart (and cleaned) and i was looking for the correct way to reassemble...I had not really meant to take it apart, so when the o-rings let the assembly come apart, I had not marked anything with alignment etc. It seems that there is only one final way it should be to be correct (the center cog has the pin and the outer sprocket aligns with the chain link) but the inner cogs are what Im having trouble with....
Is there a magic trick or easy order of alignment to get it back together or am I just out of luck..Also, did you find the o-ring kit? I cannot seem to find a number if it exists....Thanks for any help!

No man I couldn't figure it out either.. I put I back as best I could put it back in the engine resembled everything and I was getting camshaft codes.. Un foruntaly as you may know you cannot buy a new one for year 05. I spent probily 2 months trying to figure it out . I tried calling Delphi and email but no one answered.. unfortunately it seem u may need a new motor... or find a wreked l5 engine to take the cam actuator out of. I know it sucks... best of luck just because I failed doesn't mean you will too hope you can figure it out. Gl

 

Check out this thread.
Another rough idle thread
He was going to use the '06 cam actuator. I have not gotten a final answer if it worked or not.
Luck

 

And this one:

part number 19179011 exhaust cam shaft actuator

im looking for part number 19179011 dos any one have anny idea where i can find one. for a 05 l5 3.5. Its an exhaust cam shaft actuator.. iv torn the actuator apart and i know how to put it back together altho it need new o ring seals, ruber o ring seals and nylon o ring seals i think. Im gonna...

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LUCK