brake line organizer

[butter fingers]

hello , can anybody save me the aggravation of hunting these 3 brake/clutch line holders down ? i have 3 of them on the back fire wall . thanks , butter fingers 

[EDM620]

Do you have a pic of what you're looking for?

[NC85ST]

Look at the thread: “1983.5 4x4 Retirement truck” Page 3 about half way down the page. Is that what you’re looking for?

[butter fingers]

sorry no pics available . the parts are the white plastic hydraulic  line holders (holds 3) on the  back of the engine bay . thanks again !

[butter fingers]

the clips on the retirement thread should  work fine (auto zone ) thanks nc85st !!

[Stoffregen Motorsports]

There are a few varieties of those clips, some with panel mounting nubs and some without. I have not had luck finding them in the aftermarket so whenever I teardown any type of donor vehicle, I scour it for those weird little clips and such.

 

GM line separators are bulky and not top quality.

Toyota uses high quality and very compact line separators.

 

Go to a pick-n-pull and grab a handful.

[butter fingers]

Mr. Stoffregen , i like the way you think .  i did just that with my windshield sprayers  and i can do it again with the line organizers . i don't know why i didn't think of it first ! thanks , Butter Fingers 

[EDM620]

Hard things to find for sure, I needed some for the brake & fuel lines to secure to the frame on my build. Sourced a few through Amayama Trading Co out of Japan for OEM parts. They didn't have enough of what I needed so I ended up fabbing my own. Apparently most plastics can absorb water, so I found some HDMW stuff which was easier to "machine" with.

 

After drilling out the appropriate size holes, I slotted them to fit over the lines. Not shown is the new metal cap I made for over the new isolators.

 

[Stoffregen Motorsports]

That's a great idea.

 

HDPE and UHMW are other options.