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Grommets help required

Started by les, August 19, 2008, 09:48:12 PM

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les

We are looking for some samples of grommets hoping someone can help
48,50,FJ,FE,FC,FB   7418903   LINK WIPER ON ARM
FE,FC   7409515   HORN WIRE CLAMP
FE,FC   7410356   TURN SIGNAL LAMP LEAD - THROUGH FRONT FENDER SKIRTS
FE,FC   SP1346   HORN WIRE - THROUGH RADIATOR SUPPORT 1/4"
Also is there any other grommets we should make for FE FC’s or any other parts we should make
Les

FC427

What about the rubber flat that goes under the rear bumper ????? or does some one make it already  ???.......FC427.......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

FC427

Should read Rubber FLAP ops!!!......FC427.......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

les

Quote from: FC427 on August 19, 2008, 10:05:25 PM
What about the rubber flap that goes under the rear bumper ????? or does some one make it already  ???.......FC427.......

I will answer with a few questions
Is there a call for this product?
Is there left and right?
Are they the same on all models sedan ute van wagon?
Does anyone have samples?

zulu

Les, 
yes, pretty sure most would agree that there is a call for these
yes, left & right
yes, same across all FE-FC model range
I can provide you with a reasonable second hand sample pair of these

Craig Alderson had a sucessful go at making a pair of these from scratch, I followed his method & also made a pair but it would be lot easier to just buy them ready made.

Gary

graham_fuller

These Flaps are already made and I can get quantities of them if required.
Cheers,
Graham

FC427

Graham Cool  how much $$$$ thanks ....FC427........
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

Papa Smurf

My suggestion would be the door channel rubber (in the door glass lifter channel) the glass sits in at the base of the wind up/windows,

les

Ken Mclean
Was kind enough to supplier samples of the following
48,50,FJ,FE,FC,FB   7418903   LINK WIPER ON ARM
FE,FC   7410356   TURN SIGNAL LAMP LEAD - THROUGH FRONT FENDER SKIRTS
FE,FC   SP1346   HORN WIRE - THROUGH RADIATOR SUPPORT 1/4"
As well as the headlamp harness sleeve these have all been sent for quotation

We are still looking for FE, FC   7409515   HORN WIRE CLAMP

I would also like a price on the rubber bumper bar flaps as long as they are RUBBER and not a urethane compound. If not a sample of those would be good

I will add the window channel rubber to the list of parts to make
Les

mcl1959

Les, I don't know what the horn wire clamp grommet is. Which is why I didn't send it ::)

Ken

zulu

The only horn wire clamps / clips I can think of is the one that holds the Hi Note horn wire to the radiator support panel brace as it passes over the radiator ?

Or the the horn fuse holder clamp / clip that holds it in place beside the regulator ?

Let me know if you still require an original sample of the L & R rear bar dust / dirt deflectors.

Cheers, Gary

mcl1959

Gary, both the items you mention are clips, not grommets. The parts book refers specifically to a grommet which has be bewildered as I can't think of what is being described.
Please send the rubber flaps to Les McVeigh RSP Australia PO box 10 Mail delivery centre Somerton Vic 3062

Regards  Ken

les

Thanks Ken
If you don’t know what that horn clamp grommet is then I guess it’s not needed
Les

les

I have given the go ahead to manufacture the following

48,50,FJ,FE,FC,FB   7418903   LINK WIPER ON ARM

FE,FC   7410356   TURN SIGNAL LAMP LEAD - THROUGH FRONT FENDER SKIRTS

FE,FC   SP1346   HORN WIRE - THROUGH RADIATOR SUPPORT 1/4"

As well as the headlamp harness sleeve

What I need now is better samples to allow us to manufacture them
Les

les

Quote from: zulu on September 04, 2008, 05:55:52 PM
The only horn wire clamps / clips I can think of is the one that holds the Hi Note horn wire to the radiator support panel brace as it passes over the radiator ?

Or the the horn fuse holder clamp / clip that holds it in place beside the regulator ?

Let me know if you still require an original sample of the L & R rear bar dust / dirt deflectors.

Cheers, Gary

Gary
I would like to take you up on that offer to supply me with two good second hand rear bumper flaps, I will replace them with new repro ones when we make them.  Please send the rubber flaps to Les McVeigh RSP Australia PO box 10 Mail delivery centre Somerton Vic 3062
Les

Jonno

Les,

I have headlamp harness sleeves in pretty good nick for the early FE Bosch headlamps.....but the ends of the later Lucas ones are bigger I think (the end that goes into the bucket). Which ones are you intending to remanufacture?

Jon
Cottles Bridge, VIC

les

Quote from: Jonno on September 27, 2008, 01:17:38 PM
Les,

I have headlamp harness sleeves in pretty good nick for the early FE Bosch headlamps.....but the ends of the later Lucas ones are bigger I think (the end that goes into the bucket). Which ones are you intending to remanufacture?

Jon

I did not know there are two types if there is enough demand we will make both

Jonno


Quote from: les on October 06, 2008, 12:25:37 PM
I did not know there are two types if there is enough demand we will make both

Hi Les,

I'm not sure what proportion of folk have the older Bosch set-up, best to ask someone with more insight (e.g., Ken, RET?). I'm happy to provide the samples if you need them though.

Jon
Cottles Bridge, VIC

greyone

one other item i would like to see ava would be nylon inserts for the wiper arms fe fc have rubber and i,m lead to believe fb ek had nylon which I haven,t been able to get
regards mal

mcl1959

Mal every EK had them - plus later models.    Come see me - I'm sure I have a pair.

Ken