I'm new to 914's, previously I've just fooled with 911's.

I now have a '70 914-6 with the fuel tank out and need to replace the rubber grommets for the fuel lines. These are where the 2 fuel lines (different O.D.'s) enter the tunnel under the tank, both going through their own OVAL holes (one line per hole).

Any ideas? The closest I found are the PN 111957861 oval grommets for the brake reservoir lines and fuel in the 914-4 engine bay. The PET shows both a NLA single large oval grommet in some cars set up for 2 lines, or a un-pictured NLA grommet PN 99970209550 for single lines.

Steve

Your 914-6 setup is different than my 73 2.0 pictured below. I reused my single big grommet when installing SS lines; it was in good condition. You might contact Chris at Tangerine Racing. He may be able to help you.

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Mark carries these 10 mm as well as 8 mm.
http://shop.914rubber.com/Fuel-line-grommet-10mm-10mmFLG.htm

Hi,,
914-6 has front grommets similiar to the engine shelf grommets. I have those available at $4 each plus shipping.

-Robert

Yep, I have the rear ones. If you can't find what you need. I can probably make it. Just let me know.

The round ones won't work, they are larger and oval. The engine shelf ones may work. Right now I have the stock lines, so angled 8mm and 10mm should work.

Steve

That 914-4 grommet is larger than my single line grommets. The dual line one is NLA any ways.

Steve

A picture before they fell apart ...

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Those do look an awful lot like the engine shelf grommets.

--DD

Well I have these, which I think you may be referring to. They are the larger ID

http://shop.914rubber.com/Vent-hose-bushin...99970204950.htm

And of course these on the fuel shelf

http://shop.914rubber.com/Vent-hose-bushin...99970204950.htm

The fuel shelf ones look more oval, and those charcoal canister grommets have holes too big. I'll order the fuel shelf ones and give them a try.

Thanks.

Steve

thanks Steve,
They are elliptical, the angle of the photo is distorting the perspective. Yes my photography sucks.