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Here's a good picture of it from my 78. I had removed my pollution control plumbing previously, but this clamp/spacer remained. As you can see, there should be two of them.
Here's a good picture of it from my 78. I had removed my pollution control plumbing previously, but this clamp/spacer remained. As you can see, there should be two of them.
It really helps if you tell us the year of your???
Obviously 16v
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I am pretty sure they are the two clamps shown in Ed's picture.
The smog air pipe bracket joins at that point. If yours is an early car they could be a an earlier version of the two clamps.
They certainly hold the two fuel pipes as seen in your picture. Double clamp in two locations.
Calling Mr. Edwards.
Totally different location from what I thought in your picture.
Sorry. I couldn't circle it at the time. I tried to reference the location..."bottom centerish" LOL. Roger, let me know if you might have a nicer used one. If so, I'll shoot you an email. thanks, Ben