YOUR RESEARCHLooking for part # for brake wear sensor wire clip
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A couple of weekends ago I was installing ROW M030 suspension and broke a clip that holds the brake pad wear indicator wire to the front strut. I'm pretty good at searching but the part number for this one has me stumped. TIA! The broken one is on the left and the intact one on the right.
Gorilla Glue may do the trick if you can't find the PN
Part number for that is 999-507-464-40 Here: https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...464-40-OEM.htm
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Thank You!!
Zip tie or safety wire.
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Call me extravagant, but I sprung $1.56 for the correct part.
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I'm glad you got the correct part and it was cheap. Safety wire and zip ties may not be the "correct part", but they are working alternatives. Sometimes they are even better than the "correct part". I have safety wires holding my shifter cables to the bracket on the transmission, which works far better than the crappy factory clip, for example. Different strokes for different folks.
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My post was tongue in cheek. Sorry if it came off as snarky.
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