Can anyone help me identify this?
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- Thread starter JAF
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Can anyone help me identify this?
Hard to tell 100% without knowing the size from the picture, but it looks like the emergency brake cable and speedometer cable to body clip...except someone has broken off the little tab on the back. (or maybe I just can't see it...) Otherwise, might be a fuel line and evap line clip.
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Maybe parking brake cable / speedo cable clip?
Need a view of it, flipped over.
James types faster.
Need a view of it, flipped over.
James types faster.
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Thanks guys!
If it has the tab on the other end it's for the speedometer and parking brake cable like others have said. You can see a picture of the location under the Bronco for it in this post #14 from Oldtimer.
https://classicbroncos.com/forums/t...ng-brake-from-doing-this.328392/#post-3604326
https://classicbroncos.com/forums/t...ng-brake-from-doing-this.328392/#post-3604326
ntsqd
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Ford also uses a clip like that to hold the mechanical jack operating rods in place. Not likely to be original to an EB, but I'm not the only one who thinks to transplant newer OEM stuff to older vehicles.
