
Tubing clip question
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Tubing clip question
Can somebody please remind me where each of these three different linds of tubing clips were used? Thanks.


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Jim, it's looks the same but the diameter on the clip is larger.
I'm running my brake lines now and another thing to note is I believe the round part of the clip faces down when mounted to the frame. Also, there are three clips that plug into the holes on the frame (for the line running to the back and one clip for the line running to the front from the MS.
Don't strong arm or try to bend them with plyers. They break easily at the sharp bend.
To add a dumb question to this topic but when the brake line drops into the clip, what is the position of the strip of metal that flaps over the brake line? Is it supposed to be centered atop the brake line?
I'm running my brake lines now and another thing to note is I believe the round part of the clip faces down when mounted to the frame. Also, there are three clips that plug into the holes on the frame (for the line running to the back and one clip for the line running to the front from the MS.
Don't strong arm or try to bend them with plyers. They break easily at the sharp bend.
To add a dumb question to this topic but when the brake line drops into the clip, what is the position of the strip of metal that flaps over the brake line? Is it supposed to be centered atop the brake line?
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Well....now I'm confused. My reason for asking about these clips is because these are the only kinds I found existing on this jeep and none of them seem to be appropriate for use on the fuel line.
I can see the middle style clip working along the front crossmember but its the three located along the frame that have me puzzled. Here's a page from the manual....

I just don;t see how any of the clips I have are going to end up looking like the picture.
I can see the middle style clip working along the front crossmember but its the three located along the frame that have me puzzled. Here's a page from the manual....

I just don;t see how any of the clips I have are going to end up looking like the picture.
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Hi Jim.
That picture you posted is just for the fuel line. The brake line is shown in Chapter 4 of the 980152 and the clips look identical except the radius is smaller than that of the fuel line clips. The brake line clips will be running up the same side as the master cyl. There are three holes in the frame where you plug the clip into for the line running to the rear and one for the line running to the front. Are we talking A1 here? I'm not sure if there is a difference.
That picture you posted is just for the fuel line. The brake line is shown in Chapter 4 of the 980152 and the clips look identical except the radius is smaller than that of the fuel line clips. The brake line clips will be running up the same side as the master cyl. There are three holes in the frame where you plug the clip into for the line running to the rear and one for the line running to the front. Are we talking A1 here? I'm not sure if there is a difference.
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Jim has an A1 and the fuel system illustration he posted is A1.
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Thanks for the pic and the info. What I'm looking for is info on supporting the fuel line along the passenger side of the frame.....the three clips labelled "D" in the last pic I posted. It looks like the fuel line is supported from the top inside edge of the frame but I had no clips there when I tore into this jeep. Here's why.....note the location of my old fuel line.....supported by such things as the transfer case....regulator mount....and crankshaft pully shield:

Are these clips simple loops attached to the frame with screws and nuts....or are they something more ellaborate.....or does somebody have a good picture of this area showing the clips installed? Thanks.

Are these clips simple loops attached to the frame with screws and nuts....or are they something more ellaborate.....or does somebody have a good picture of this area showing the clips installed? Thanks.
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I went back through my before pictures....and look what I found lurking in a couple of shots....

and this one that shows where the clip used to be in the crossmember...

and, of course, the "primary support method" used by this jeep's previous owner for everything....baling wire

holding the elbow to the frame at the location where the fuel line should have come up to the tank under the driver's seat.
So.....right or wrong...at least I know where two of my clips go and what they look like. Now all I need is a good look at one of the frame side clips.

and this one that shows where the clip used to be in the crossmember...

and, of course, the "primary support method" used by this jeep's previous owner for everything....baling wire

holding the elbow to the frame at the location where the fuel line should have come up to the tank under the driver's seat.
So.....right or wrong...at least I know where two of my clips go and what they look like. Now all I need is a good look at one of the frame side clips.
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Hi Fellows!
My 1966 M606 , It has no original clips in electrical installation ..
I have to find clips as #1??
This clip was used in all Jeeps produced by Willys / Kaiser?
Thanks in advance and happy new year!!
My 1966 M606 , It has no original clips in electrical installation ..
I have to find clips as #1??
This clip was used in all Jeeps produced by Willys / Kaiser?
Thanks in advance and happy new year!!
Mariano Paz
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1952 M100
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1966 Kaiser M606
1945 Willys MB
1952 M100
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