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Old 10-18-2024, 03:51 PM
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This was in my 72 Firebird parts and I don't know where it goes???

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Without a size reference, it's hard to prove. But looks like it might be the oil slinger guard that was mounted on the top front of the A/C compressor.

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1984-92 3rd-gen Camaro and Firebird hydraulic clutch slave cylinder cover. How that ended up with '72 Firebird parts who knows?

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This was in my 72 Firebird parts and I don't know where it goes???.
Are those weld nuts metric or standard thread?

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"1984-92 3rd-gen Camaro and Firebird hydraulic clutch slave cylinder cover. How that ended up with '72 Firebird parts who knows?"

Thanks there was quite a bit of junk in the car when I got it.

"Are those weld nuts metric or standard thread?

Thanks. I will check them.

I got a photo with some reference marks but it looks like the mystery is solved.

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