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Old 04-05-2009, 05:23 PM
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Default Special Adel Clamps ?? Need a source?

This one is for all the "specialty shoppers" out there ;-) I am looking for the high temp Adel clamps, which I think are purple or white in color to use close to the engine.

I have also seem some oval adel clamps for holding two plug wires. I suppose you could just "oval" a round one but I think there are some that are made specifically for plug wires.

Can't seem to find any on the Spuce site. Sure would appreciate a link or part number or better yet,... a source?

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Old 04-05-2009, 06:43 PM
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Smile Spruce sells them...

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This one is for all the "specialty shoppers" out there ;-) I am looking for the high temp Adel clamps, which I think are purple or white in color to use close to the engine.

I have also seem some oval adel clamps for holding two plug wires. I suppose you could just "oval" a round one but I think there are some that are made specifically for plug wires.

Can't seem to find any on the Spuce site. Sure would appreciate a link or part number or better yet,... a source?

Thanks
Bill S
7a finishing
...they just don't want you to find them...

Search on the Slick part number --

08-04393 SLICK M2755 TWO WIRE CLAMP ASY $2.950

08-04392 SLICK M2754 SINGLE WIRE CLAMP $2.900

These are the white "adel like" clamps.
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Old 04-05-2009, 07:01 PM
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Default White High-Temp Clamps

I get them from a company called High Line. They are on the internet and have local distrubutors that will sell you any size you need. You have to contact them via internet then they will give you the name of your local dealer. I used these exclusively on my FWF installation. I hope this helps.
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Old 04-05-2009, 07:05 PM
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Default McMaster sells them

I buy from Mcmaster Carr. They have a good assortment of high temp Adel clamps.
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Old 04-05-2009, 07:35 PM
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Thanks guys, that covers the whole spread! I really appreciate the help, just what I was looking for.

Bill S
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Default ADEL color codes etc.

tagging on an old thread, rather than starting anew.....
I've not seen this before, and a recent post with a fellow's BEAUTIFUL FWF had me thinking......what color should we be seeing above the engine ( hot) below the engine ( oily/hot) and elsewhere.
a nano-second with Google brought me to this, which was quite interesting

http://www.gen-aircraft-hardware.com...df/ms21919.pdf

apparently, most of us missed the bus and should have some purple in there eh?
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Old 06-23-2015, 09:47 AM
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Not so sure about that, Perry. From the chart it would seem we want BLUE fluorosilicone clamps since we most definitely have petroleum products forward of the firewall. Seems strange that we use white clamps from Slick for our ignition wires when those clamps are not resistant to petroleum fluids. For clamps to engine mounts etc I use the WDG series which are resistant to petroleum. Since I don't have any fancy hydraulic fluid forward of the firewall I suspect I'm better off using clamps which are resistant to petroleum-based fluids.
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Old 06-23-2015, 10:23 AM
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I buy from Mcmaster Carr. They have a good assortment of high temp Adel clamps.
Big second on McMaster-Carr "Aircraft Supply!" Amazing selection, good web site, quick delivery.
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Old 06-23-2015, 10:51 AM
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Get the blue ones.
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Old 06-23-2015, 10:55 AM
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Default bifocals needed?????

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Not so sure about that, Perry. From the chart it would seem we want BLUE fluorosilicone clamps since we most definitely have petroleum products forward of the firewall. Seems strange that we use white clamps from Slick for our ignition wires when those clamps are not resistant to petroleum fluids. For clamps to engine mounts etc I use the WDG series which are resistant to petroleum. Since I don't have any fancy hydraulic fluid forward of the firewall I suspect I'm better off using clamps which are resistant to petroleum-based fluids.
of course, you are right! BLUE!, and probably CJ coded bands.
again, never seen one!

so all those black ones I have really aren't appropriate, down low, where it's oily, but hot,
white is generally better, temp wise. ok on top of the engine.
Blue for hot & oily.

If I'm gonna change 62 of these #@$&$*% Adel's .....I'm gonna buy some of those groovy pliers ( or make some)!!!!
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