Part number for clutch line heat shield or proper name for it from gm?
06-05-2007, 09:55 PM
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There is no 'wrap' offered OE for the clutch line.
The F-dodies did have a tin converter sheild but thats it. That I bet is not a serviced part.
Everyone here makes their own line insulation.
A piece of heater hose slit lengthwise & covered with some heat resistant tape or barrier product.
There are plenty of posts on the subject.
The F-dodies did have a tin converter sheild but thats it. That I bet is not a serviced part.
Everyone here makes their own line insulation.
A piece of heater hose slit lengthwise & covered with some heat resistant tape or barrier product.
There are plenty of posts on the subject.
06-05-2007, 09:57 PM
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There was a tin shield over the line on my car. I lost it .Can of course just make something up and did put my line in fireshield aircraft stuff buddy gave me.
I don't seem to have any big disengagement problems. So likley am ok in that area.
I don't seem to have any big disengagement problems. So likley am ok in that area.
06-05-2007, 10:12 PM
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Those are the catalytic converter heat sheilds for the floor pan. You can try to see if they offer them, but I bet they dont 
Shouldn't be hard to fab something up though.
Shouldn't be hard to fab something up though.
06-05-2007, 10:35 PM
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+1 on fabbing a piece of tin...not hard at all...
I have to help a bud do it on his TA, he is missing the shield and the dam line is RIGHT next to the header...WOW
I have to help a bud do it on his TA, he is missing the shield and the dam line is RIGHT next to the header...WOW
