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What year and model, and in what area is the wire loom? How about a picture that has something to show the size?
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Will thank you
My suv is 08 gmc Yukon SLT 5.3
Trilla_one
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I'm trying to find the same female clip. This one is for the firewall next to the battery.
Needing to replace some of my disintegrated split wire conduit and clips to prevent problems down the road
Needing to replace some of my disintegrated split wire conduit and clips to prevent problems down the road
there are some connectors out there that are similar, but.... the only way to get new ones is to buy a wire harness as they are supplied with the harness.
you can find a accessory power harness with them sometimes cheap on rock auto or maybe ebay.
but for me the fix was to just hit the local junkyard and find some that were not deteriorated yet, you can open the zip tie part with a small flat head screw driver or pick tool
I now have several extra's in my tool box and all of them replaced that were crumbling.
you can find a accessory power harness with them sometimes cheap on rock auto or maybe ebay.
but for me the fix was to just hit the local junkyard and find some that were not deteriorated yet, you can open the zip tie part with a small flat head screw driver or pick tool
I now have several extra's in my tool box and all of them replaced that were crumbling.
Trilla_one
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Thanks for the tips. I'll hit up the local JY
Def need some new loom on there, the wire will rub over time and when the insulation wears down they short out and you will have all kinds of ghost in the machine, I am always under the hood looking for any wires rubbing, pinched, hanging loose or stretched tight, any resting on a hot spot, etc.
the loom isn't exactly cheap either, I have found "wire loom lot's" on ebay and got a deal on several feet of various sizes for a bargain.
something like this-->
BLACK WIRE COVERING LOOM CONVOLUTED TUBING SPLIT LOOM OVER 50 FEET LOT LOOK!!! | eBay
THIS IS A LOT OF 8 PIECES OF SPLIT CONVOLUTED TUBING. GREAT FOR KEEPING WIRES TOGETHER,ALSO COMMONLY USED FOR ABRASION PROTECTION ON SPARK PLUG WIRES AND HOSES.
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Trilla_one
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My thoughts exactly. Trying to keep the electrical gremlins away while things are still relatively good.Def need some new loom on there, the wire will rub over time and when the insulation wears down they short out and you will have all kinds of ghost in the machine, I am always under the hood looking for any wires rubbing, pinched, hanging loose or stretched tight, any resting on a hot spot, etc.
the loom isn't exactly cheap either, I have found "wire loom lot's" on ebay and got a deal on several feet of various sizes for a bargain.
something like this-->
or for a full line upBLACK WIRE COVERING LOOM CONVOLUTED TUBING SPLIT LOOM OVER 50 FEET LOT LOOK!!! | eBay
THIS IS A LOT OF 8 PIECES OF SPLIT CONVOLUTED TUBING. GREAT FOR KEEPING WIRES TOGETHER,ALSO COMMONLY USED FOR ABRASION PROTECTION ON SPARK PLUG WIRES AND HOSES.www.ebay.com
Wire Loom Lot for sale | eBay
Get the best deals for Wire Loom Lot at eBay.com. We have a great online selection at the lowest prices with Fast & Free shipping on many items!www.ebay.com
Just got back from the JY with an assortment of clips and new found skills in re-using them. I got some 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4" wire looms from Autozone already. Just need to get a few feet of the bigger ones over by the fuse box.
While we are under the hood if you or anyone has a solution for this sagging please let me know. It's one of those things that drives me crazy
Trilla_one
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not sure on that one mine sags a little bit but I have extra wires going across so you don't really see it
Charlie207
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You could try finding something here: https://www.clipsandfasteners.com/GM-General-Motors-s/761.htm
Or, maybe just zip-tying them to the stud: https://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Cable-Ties-with-Stud-Mount-Length-160mm-6-p/a25005.htm
Or, maybe just zip-tying them to the stud: https://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Cable-Ties-with-Stud-Mount-Length-160mm-6-p/a25005.htm
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