Where do these go?
Lead Driver
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From: Greater Austin, Texas
It would help a lot if you would tell us what kind of truck you are working on.
The first pic looks like a heat shield for the fuel pump that is on the frame rail. Is your truck older than 1990?
The second one looks like the gap-filler that presses onto the core support ridge between it and the radiator.
The first pic looks like a heat shield for the fuel pump that is on the frame rail. Is your truck older than 1990?
The second one looks like the gap-filler that presses onto the core support ridge between it and the radiator.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Candy Mountain
#1 is a heat shield for the fuel lines as they come up to the intake manifold. It mounts to the upper bell housing bolts. It is meant to protect the lines from the cross over tube.
#2 is a is a gap filler as Jas88 said. Helps channel air over the radiator.
#2 is a is a gap filler as Jas88 said. Helps channel air over the radiator.
More Turbo
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Exactly what ^ he said. First one mounts to the 2 top trans to motor mounting bolts. Should be a clip that goes into the smaller holes that hold the fuel lines in place.Just pulled this off my latest project for an engine rebuild.
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Tuned
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Thanks! I got them both installed today.
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