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guevara42

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I'm replacing the harness that runs from the firewall to the ign. coil, fuel and oil sending units. This harness runs atop of the intake manifold. I've seen some harnesses that are held in place with clips that are bolted down with the valve covers so that the wires wont be exposed to the heat of the manifold. Would anyone be able to tell me where to get such clips?
 
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mustangman1974

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junkyard. I replaced mine with this http://store.summitracing.com/partd...923290+4294845355+4294845354+115&autoview=sku

except 3ft version. Looks good silvery finish and my wires are still plyable and not hard.
 
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mustangdave

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The exact clips you are looking for can be found at most Mustang vendors for about $1.00 each. Look near the wiring section for different clips in their catalogues. By the way, get catalogues...lots and lots of them!!! Most are free.
 

guevara42

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Thanks guys. Mustang dave, I looked for the clips at NPD and didn't see them. Maybe I didn't look in the right place. Any vendor in particular?
 
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mustangdave

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p.n. 353547-S2K (NPD number)
I know there was one at the frt. of the drivers side valve cover for the wiring from the oil sending unit and there may have been more on there for the other wiring you mentioned. They are j-shaped and have a rubber coating on them to protect the wiring from chafing. Oh, NPD's are $1.25 each.
 

guevara42

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thanks Dave, found them and they're on order.
 
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