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Old Mar 23, 2024 | 09:07 AM
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1994 lt1.

the driver side exhaust is removed, compressor is loose, so is asr.
I took the belt off(changing plug wires) and this piece hit the garage floor.
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Old Mar 23, 2024 | 09:45 AM
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Are both ends (near your thumb) finished so that it would maybe slipover a hose or wire cable conduit or is the open space a 'bust'? Is there maybe a part number or other information on it?
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That’s my thought as well. Just a cable or hose support. It must not be too important as it most likely was existing unbolted.
Im not too concerned about it
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On a side note, changing the driver side opti plugs is a huge PITA lol
I’m sure most of y’all knew that already though.

I’m utilizing the fact that the exhaust is out and I can reach the front of the motor that way. Routing the wires is the worst part
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It's a upper radiator hose support, it goes on the top right cooling fan bolt near cap.
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Originally Posted by s carter
It's a upper radiator hose support, it goes on the top right cooling fan bolt near cap.
In his hand it seems quite small to be that?
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Originally Posted by WVZR-1
In his hand it seems quite small to be that?
I had the same thoughts, but it is so similar all the way down to capture bolt, maybe it's an odd angle against a large hand
The key is it's size is it 2.5"+- inside that would grip the hose
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Originally Posted by s carter
It's a upper radiator hose support, it goes on the top right cooling fan bolt near cap.
it does fit over the upper rad hose. Not seeing where it would bolt into.
thanks for the tip, I’ll probably be able to find a picture in the FSM now
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Originally Posted by randallsteel
it does fit over the upper rad hose. Not seeing where it would bolt into.
thanks for the tip, I’ll probably be able to find a picture in the FSM now
GM# 10086195 - eBay has good image.

#4 in this image



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Appreciate the assurance.
looking forward to getting it running again soon
y’all are very helpful.
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