The rubber has disintegrated into little bits and there is nothing
left..... Any other ideas?
At 10:03 PM 5/15/99 -0700, Joe Curry wrote:
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>Huw Upshall wrote:
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>> Where the heck can I get the rubber grommets for the wiring harness?
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>Grommets R US???
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>Typically, even though you may find new grommets for the wiring harness,
>it is almost impossible to get it onto the harness without tearing it
>up. If the old grommet is not completely torn up, you can seal the gap
>with mastick. It works great and if you shape it, it is difficult to
>tell it is not original.
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>Others are available. Check with Spitbits, BP Northwest and/or TRF.
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>Joe
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>> Specifically:
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>> The rubber circular grommet that sits in the fuse box
>> The rubber circular grommet for the part of the harness that goes to the
>> wiper motor
>> the rubber oval grommet for the main part of the harness that goes into the
>> engine compartment
>>
>> Also, while we are at it how about:
>>
>> Drain plugs for the rockers, trunk, floor pans, doors etc...
>>
>> I can't seem to find these anywhere.
>>
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