Mk6 Ford Fiesta Underbody Brake and Fuel Line retaining clips - image

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WQ_Underbody_Fuel_and_Brake_Line_Clip_v0.1-ASSEMBLY.stl

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Mk6 Ford Fiesta Underbody Brake and Fuel Line retaining clips

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Description

This part was developed using FreeCAD. It is a redrawn approximation of the original piece. The reason for it being CAD drawn rather than scanned, is that I have a project car, and am one day intending to replace the fuel line with AN lines, so would like to draw up a custom clip that still works with the Carbon breather line and brake lines in the future. I noticed that there's an unused clip in the Australian XR4/ST150, so this is likely to work with other models like the 1.6 or the diesels with the return line to the tank. Printing the clip in PLA it is probably a bit too brittle and inflexible for the lines to be inserted. I would recommend PETG at least. Hopefully that will also make it tolerate the underbody heat from the exhaust. Whilst I can confirm it fits, I have not actually run this on a road car for any length of time yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI4_CF4Yb40