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What are these parts?

Assume something from my A/C when I decommissioned it…

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it was in the front smugglers box holding the a/c unit in place,brackets and a clip

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Wow, no waiting with this one - thanks professor!!

How about this one?

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Wow, no waiting with this one - thanks professor!!

How about this one?

A/C compressor bracket?
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What are these parts?

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Last edited by TwoBluPorsches; 07-02-2023 at 05:15 PM.. Reason: Edit, my first guess was wrong It’s probably 911 126 124 01
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Those look like the straps that support the front suspension crossmember to the floor
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Those look like the straps that support the front suspension crossmember to the floor

I thought so but then looked and realized the straps you’re talking about have a bolt welded into the smaller opening


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this one is for the A/C compr.bracket..bolts on the the engine case right next to the oil pressure sending unit

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That's what that's for? I guess that makes sense now that I've had one on my engine. Somebody must have changed out the bracketry when changing from OEM to aftermarket compressor and left the stupid thing on.

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