48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

Anybody have one of these clips on your front carb stud? I saw it in the parts book but have never seen one? Apparently it's used to hold the temp sender wire off the block?

Jonathan

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

Forgot to say for an F1.....

Jonathan

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

There were two different ignition lead support holders used in the 8BA era. One of them has a hole in between the ignition leads that the temp sender harness lead was passed through. It just depends on what year model it is as to how the harness wire was dressed.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

Perhaps so but none of those bolt to the front carburetor stud, they use the manifold bolts.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

I would think the carb stud is wrong because the base of the carb is heated and the manifold would be a little cooler but I don't know for sure.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

I don't recall seeing one with a clip on a carb stud. Carb studs have to be tightened pretty well and I never liked putting anything on one that didn't absolutely have to be there. I prefer the manifold mounted supports anyway.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

My engine has the "cloverleaf" ignition wire supports, and the wire is run thru the center of those.

JB got a reply from someone on another forum who has what appears to be a factory clip, on the front carb stud. Never seen one myself.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

There Ya'go. Obviously was used on early production that did not have the clover leaf wire supports.

Re: 48-52 239 V8 temp sender wire clip
 

At least that clip is designed to be out of the way. It can be pain enough to get some carb nuts off and on. That engine definitely has the early type ignition lead supports.