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Stock Wire looms
Where would you bolt up the stock wire looms ( for the back of the block )for a 68 1/2 ton?
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for the wire looms. You might have to be happy using the other 4, top ones intake bolts, two small front that mount under heat shield mount bolts. Mike
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Well that just figures
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note to self......take pics for Brad tonight!! I think my memory is going......
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HAHAH its cool Dean. I have a 2 yr old sone and a 6 month old girl and my memory left a long time ago
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Hey Brad, here are your PICS, Mike
The tall shiny bolt is where the rear small loom mount on a 68. I do not know if your block has this hole from the factory or not, only your shadow knows for sure! ![]()
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Ok I found where they bolt up. The bolt hoes were covered in dirt thats why I couldnt see them or feel them. Do the open ends face the firewall or vice versa?
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Ok forget that last post I found a pic in the assembly manual. Openings face the firewall.
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