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Hard to find small part
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Drifting
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Hard to find small part
Does anyone know if the small clamp that is used to hold to the 2 steel vacuume lines that run across the fire wall for wiper door operation is available from any of the parts suppliers?
Not the clamp behind the brake booster, but the one just to the left of the wiper limit switch? There is a screw that protrudes straight up from a horizontal surface on firewall and the clamp is enlongated to hold the 2 steel lines.
Thanks
David
Not the clamp behind the brake booster, but the one just to the left of the wiper limit switch? There is a screw that protrudes straight up from a horizontal surface on firewall and the clamp is enlongated to hold the 2 steel lines.
Thanks
David
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Hello David,
The clip that's used is very similar (or maybe the same) as the clip used for the fuel lines on cars with fuel return lines, and also on the drivers side where the long brake line and vapor line run parallel to each other. The original clip is shaped to hold 2 lines, one bigger than the other.
If you need one I'll send you one.
Regards,
Alan
The clip that's used is very similar (or maybe the same) as the clip used for the fuel lines on cars with fuel return lines, and also on the drivers side where the long brake line and vapor line run parallel to each other. The original clip is shaped to hold 2 lines, one bigger than the other.
If you need one I'll send you one.
Regards,
Alan
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Drifting
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From: Brown Summit North Carolina
Hello David,
The clip that's used is very similar (or maybe the same) as the clip used for the fuel lines on cars with fuel return lines, and also on the drivers side where the long brake line and vapor line run parallel to each other. The original clip is shaped to hold 2 lines, one bigger than the other.
If you need one I'll send you one.
Regards,
Alan
The clip that's used is very similar (or maybe the same) as the clip used for the fuel lines on cars with fuel return lines, and also on the drivers side where the long brake line and vapor line run parallel to each other. The original clip is shaped to hold 2 lines, one bigger than the other.
If you need one I'll send you one.
Regards,
Alan
I would like that very much if you have one you can spare, I will be glad to pay you for the part and postage.
Can you tell me what kind of nut was used on teh screw? Lock Nut or std nut with lock washer?
I will PM you my address
Thanks
David
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David.. I'm sure Alan will come through for you.. he always does.. but if something goes wrong email me and I'll dig you one out of the old clip bin I have. I feel sure i have a used one and tomorrow I'll take a look.
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I will be replacing the rear rotors this winter, I will be sure to give you the business.
David
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