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> WTB frunk cable clamp 311-823-567, Trying to find the housing clip for the frunk cable.
frostyf
post Apr 13 2020, 03:53 PM
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Hi, looked on Pelican and AA sites but this part seems to be NLA. Does anyone have one from a breaking car or in their stash that I can buy please?? It's the clamp for the cable cover to the frunk. Its item 22 on the schematic and I think the part number is 311-823-567. Thank you for l99king. Attached Image
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post Apr 30 2020, 05:00 PM
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Put the end of the white cable housing through the clamp, letting about 1/4' be exposed and then bolt the clamp to the L shaped bracket. It holds the white housing an inch or so from the latch.
On the first pic, the clamp bolts to the bracket on the right side of the latch. The cable moves, the housing is fixed in place. Lube the cable before install.
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