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Old May 20, 2022 | 09:30 AM
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This came off a '95, and I think it was from the alternator area. Anyone know where it goes? I keep thinking its meant to protect the Alternator live wire, but I can't get it to work for that purpose.




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Upper radiator hose support

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Old May 20, 2022 | 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by walleyfisher
Upper radiator hose support
I don't believe that's correct. A GM # for that support is 10086195 and it's very different. eBay has a very good image usually of the 10086195.
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Pass side, rear intake stud is where it mounts. It protects the wire harness from the air tube that goes off the header to the rear of the intake.
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It's not the upper radiator hose support. That's in place, and is quite a bit larger that this piece. Thanks though.
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Pass side, rear intake stud is where it mounts. It protects the wire harness from the air tube that goes off the header to the rear of the intake.
Thank you!
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op, i see that your engine is an lt1.



the location you are seeking in the above photo is on the passenger side of the engine at the rear just above the valve cover and bolted to the intake manifold. the half moon portion holds down the wire bundle and the wing is vertical. if i knew how i would have circled it.
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op, i see that your engine is an lt1.



the location you are seeking in the above photo is on the passenger side of the engine at the rear just above the valve cover and bolted to the intake manifold. the half moon portion holds down the wire bundle and the wing is vertical. if i knew how i would have circled it.
I see it there. Thanks.
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