I'm trying to find the grommet that goes on the taco plate, that the sender wire passes through. I looked through 914rubber and Pelican's sites, but couldn't find them. Maybe I missed them. Is anyone making these? If not, what are you guys using?

AA

I've got one I made for the license plate light wires. May work. PM me your address I'll drop one out to see if it fits.
Mark

Part number 311 949 149 A
Appears to be available from VW/Audi dealers, but I can't find any pictures to confirm.

Thanks guys! Mikey914, I sent a pm.

That is a type 4 (411,412) part number, A regular beetle through the chassis brake line grommet (211 611 751) fits the big hole perfectly, but the wire hole is a little big. A small section of shrink tube or small hose would make up the difference.

A couple bucks for four at any AC VW shop.

Think mine will be a perfect fit, but may want to slit it to install the wire.
It's a very sturdy grommet.

The 311 part has a nipple on the end. I don't have one for a picture.

Well tried mine, too big. I'm trying to source, but if not I will make.
Mark

Sorry to hijack, but what about the CHT engine tin grommet? Now that 914Rubber sells a replacement CHT, stocking the grommet would be a natural addition.

I did a search, and got several "it's still available" and try vendor X, but I'm much more likely to order more stuff from Mark than anyone...

Any chance this is on the "to-do list"?

I got mine at the Porsche dealer.

How about the Assortment pack of faucet washers at Ace hardware? They also have a nice assortment of rubber washers

Yes you can do this, some fit ...kind of.

DO you mean this?

Yes I have obtained a sample and it is on the list maybe 6-8 weeks at this point.

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