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mercenary62

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somewhereintheuniverse near selkirk scotland

hi all been busy scraping all the cack and old underseal of the bottom of my mini , all was fine until i started poking at the battery cable holder channel ,it was rotten through in two places so i just ground it off ,also fuel line and brake pipe brackets are a bit rusty ,managed to clean these up with the grinder ,but underneath them look a bit corroded ,thing is now ive come this far cleaning the underside back to fresh metal can i just cut these brackets off and use something else ,any ideas would be appreciated

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I've used rubber lined p clips.

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mercenary62

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did you use them on brake pipes,fuel lines and battery cable mate?

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that Johnbetts chap is selling some hose clip things. should find him in the traders section


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Ive only used them on the fuel lines so far, but I will eventually use them on the brake lines and battery cable.

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somewhereintheuniverse near selkirk scotland

ok to use for mot purposes then ?take it they just poprivet in place

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Apbellamys used some nice clips for his fuel lines in his build thread, look really tidy


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adam1330

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Fine for mot use, and yes I fixed them with rivets.

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somewhereintheuniverse near selkirk scotland

ok thanks guys il be using stainless steel p clips with rubber inserts,and stainless steel rivets

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This what I've done:



I have the battery up front, but I'm sure some bigger clips are easy enough to get.

I got them from this chaps ebay store. Seemed good value to me.

http://www.premiumautoclips.com/

On 11th Feb, 2015 robert said:
i tried putting soap on it , and heating it to brown , then slathered my new lube on it

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As above stainless rubber lined p clips. I've used them for fuel lines and battery cable. I think they look tidy!

My build thread: http://www.turbominis.co.uk/forums/index.php?p=vt&tid=454802

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mercenary62

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thanks andy appreciated guys

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Id run the battery cable inside :) its protected by the channel so it dosen;t get cut or broken (so ive been told) so run it inside under the carpit it be fine :)

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