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Name that Part
What is this part? Its on the drivers frame rail just above where the e brake goes through the frame? I dont remember anything connected to it?
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Re: Name that Part
It looks like an engine tie down bracket. The original motor mounts would separate allowing the engine to rotate under acceleration. As a fix GM supplied the kits which included cables to go from the bracket to the engine.
It is not needed now as motor mounts are made so they cannot separate. Jim
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Re: Name that Part
Ding Ding Ding!
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Re: Name that Part
and I found a pair of the original cables a couple weeks ago. kinda cool, yet useless.
BTW, isn't that hole for the shock stud instead of the E brake cable? |
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Re: Name that Part
I always wondered why my engine had those and the cables going to the block and exhaust manifold. I always thought it was for some late 60's accident protection idea to keep the engine from flying back into the cab if the motor mount failed during a crash or something..
Good information to know, thanks! |
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Re: Name that Part
What a good idea.
Lets just keep this thread going. The person that has the right answer gets to post the next pic. I know I didn´t see the thread quick enough but I thought I would post the next picture. (67-76 Chevy Truck parts only) Here it is. What part is this?
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Re: Name that Part
Spin on Oil Filter adapter.
Used instead of the old cansister style oil filter.
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Re: Name that Part
Purty Quik......and.......yep.
OK, you´re next, post a pic.
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Re: Name that Part
Here is a part for someone to name. No hints unless needed.
Jim
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Re: Name that Part
Cover for the Aux. fuel tank switch?
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Re: Name that Part
That was quick! You are correct.
JIm
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Re: Name that Part
my turn!!!
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Re: Name that Part
drag link and pitman arm from a 4x4
the early bird catches the worm Last edited by 68C15; 08-13-2009 at 06:07 AM. |
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Re: Name that Part
close 4x2
i think it died!! |
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4x2?! where's the upper control arm? I see the wheel cylinder bleeder at the top and the pitman arm hanging down.
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Re: Name that Part
didnt get that in the shot!
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