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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1968 Shelby => Topic started by: Beeler422 on September 20, 2023, 10:04:02 AM
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Where does these come thru the firewall and is there supposed to be a grommet? I can't find a good picture online. If someone has a picture that would be great. Thanks.
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Don?t have picture handy but 3/4? hole with grommet just under where engine harness plug
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Where does these come thru the firewall and is there supposed to be a grommet? I can't find a good picture online. If someone has a picture that would be great. Thanks.
What year, what plant, what model, what engine, and what options are you interested in?
Jim
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What year, what plant, what model, what engine, and what options are you interested in?
Jim
Always good to include when and where the car in question was built or add it to your signature so you don't have to type it all the time. At the same time since the question was posted in this section we know it should be 1968, Metuchen plant. Options, transmission and engine size don't change the answer in this case but would for other questions
Believe this is the hole your asking about
(https://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/19/6-200923164140-194461045.jpeg)
Seems that there are not many pictures of 68 Shelby's in the Unrestored Picture section of this site. Guess someone needs to get on that short coming ::)
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Perfect. Thanks guys. Now I just need to find a grommet.
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That "grommet" may be bonded to the wiring harness. As such, there is no replacement - except removing one from another harness, making a cut and gluing it to the existing harness.
Jim
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That "grommet" may be bonded to the wiring harness. As such, there is no replacement - except removing one from another harness, making a cut and gluing it to the existing harness.
Jim
The 68 Shelby amp/alt gauge grommet is not bonded to the harness . It is a separate grommet.
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The 68 Shelby amp/alt gauge grommet is not bonded to the harness . It is a separate grommet.
+1 Marty
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So, what type is it? Like pic 1, or like pic 2?
The pictures are missing what is on the other side.
Jim
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I think it is like #2
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Second picture. Outside groove diameter is three-quarter inch and inside hole is half inch.
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Same as axle vent grommet (that were not used lol)
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Second picture. Outside groove diameter is three-quarter inch and inside hole is half inch.
It take a lot to drag pertinent information from members.
Jim
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It take a lot to drag pertinent information from members.
Jim
Not sure that this is true and of course some don't have the time to watch the forums allot. I for one am happy that members participate and share where they can and when they can. We don't want to discourage since we have allot of people with allot of experience here at this site by design and invitation.
IMHO Enough said on the subject
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Second picture. Outside groove diameter is three-quarter inch and inside hole is half inch.
I'm glad someone took the time to provide measurements. I assume this grommet has no Ford hardware part number as it seems to have been installed for a Shelby application. In that case, possible sources are Ace Hardware or Lowe's (I found an almost exact grommet at Lowe's to replace the deteriorated one on a 1937 GE Table Model Radio I'm restoring).
Jim