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#1520714 10/06/2023 5:18 PM
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Anyone know what this part is called? Or where I can find it for my 49 Chevy truck? Looked all over for this holder.
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My truck just had a grommet in there without that metal keeper screwed over it. This should be the one for your truck. Jim Carter Part# FP102 Apparently there were different types depending on years. They show 47-49, 50-53, and 54-59. All slightly different.
It's called a 4-hole grommet. The throttle and choke cables, oil pressure tube, and temperature sensor tube run through it. Here's a pic of mine when I got the truck. Somewhat different than yours.
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Kevin is correct that the rubber piece is called a "grommet". grin

More details from the 1929-53 Chevy Master Parts and Accessories catalog:

Parts Group 9.775
47-49 COMM/UTIL (exc. D-D) GROMMET, throttle, choke, heat, oil gauge pipe thru dash, rubber (1 5/8 O.D. - 4 holes) GM# 3684771

Another source for a reproduction is 1947-49 Truck Firewall Grommet 4 hole.

It can also be found as one piece of the 1947-49 Truck Firewall Grommets Kit 6 PCS if you are needing more than just that one piece.

If you are also looking for the metal "RETAINER, Grommet" GM# 3653786 (not sure if the picture you posted is of your truck or just a sample showing what you are looking for?), I couldn't find that piece being offered as a reproduction or even used by a web search. frown

One ray of hope though if you need to find one of the metal retainers, they were also used on ALL 1940-48 Chevy passenger cars. Could be a donor vehicle out there near by???

If you really want just a generic rubber grommet for pass through protection and aren't worried about having the metal retainer, this 4 hole grommet listed for 1947-59 Trucks maybe all you want. That grommet is self retaining and doesn't require the metal retainer.

Hope the info may help you out. thumbs_up


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You can remove the cover by removing the 2 screws. The cover should spread out to put it over the new grommet. A little grey paint will make it like new. The new grommet should have slits in to put the wires & cables in without disconnecting them.

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Thanks everyone. I was just looking for the retainer metal piece. My firewall had the screw holes for it and was hoping to use it if found. I May follow Gdads51 advice and look for a donor Chevy car.


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Originally Posted by second2nun
Thanks everyone. I was just looking for the retainer metal piece. My firewall had the screw holes for it and was hoping to use it if found. I May follow Gdads51 advice and look for a donor Chevy car.
Sorry, I didn't understand that you were referring to the metal retainer, and not the grommet. Pretty sure that's not reproduced. Looks Like Twin Jimmys can help you out. thumbs_up


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My fault. I wasn’t very clear. Thanks again everyone.


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