where can i get these?

[zhead240]

it's the wire tie that holds the temp sensor wire to the rad hose. mine is very brittle and i would like to get another one.

[GreenZZZ]

Pull ties work!

Considering you have a smog pump and braided radiator hose guess you probably want stock? You probably want a stock hose clamp too?

[hd240z]

I don't think thats a factory arrangement. My 71 has those wires routed on the other side of the distributor and no wire tie is required.

[GreenZZZ]

None on mine either, but no smog or stock distributor either :cheeky:

[sblake01]

Actually, it think that is the factory arrangement. Those are on my 810 and Z though they are later models but they've been on every other L or Z engined Datsun I've owned.

[GreenZZZ]

Looks like it shows up on the microfilm for the 260Z on. Check fiche 4/8 Section 54A-2 parts number 8 and part 9 look similar... Ubiquitous "clip" notated in the description. Didn't see a listing in the 240 films.

[sblake01]

Don't recall about the 70 but that clip was on my 72. I only recall that because I broke it and had to get another one from the dealer.

[Arne]

It appears to be correct for late '71s as well, as my red car has one.

I had to look hard in my pictures to find it, turns out that the shots I have here were all taken while it had slipped off the hose. Look at the very bottom just below the radiator hose to see it.

[zed2]

Has anyone located the OEM part number for this clamp? If not, what other years did Nissan install this clamp?

Thanks,

Keith

[26th-Z]

Yes, the wire holder is stock. I recall Kats discussed this part when he found a new one. Good luck finding one. They are rare as hens teeth.

[kjohnson2444]

This clip is on my 1970 and needs replacing as well.

Edited May 17, 2011 by kjohnson2444
I actually found a better photo.

[AZ-240z]

Has anyone located the OEM part number for this clamp? If not, what other years did Nissan install this clamp?

Thanks,

Keith

Keith, I consulted my trusty club parts CD, and came up with #24220-E4101 for this wire clip. This part number is used up to, and beyond 8/76. Kats had researched this item and found an early iteration of this clip. He shows pictures on his web site of both early and later styles of this clip.

Dan