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    Small part needed from Parts Car

    Guys
    Mine had rusted away but need the clip for the vapor canister .
    Right hand corner of the photo
    Guess needs to be cut from parts car .
    Let me know if you have this
    Thanks

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    I bought some steel rod 4.5mm and spent 2-3 hours shaping .
    When I got both sides to the proper bend the last push/hammer spot/fractured the steel.
    This happened twice …
    Also thought this was the high carbon steel which is suppose to bend ?

    Happy to have someone give it a try and I will purchase

    Guess this should be in the WTB posts
    Thanks
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    hmmmmmmmmmmm.... the factory weld looks like a big wad of bazooka bubble gum ...
    cant you incorporate the welding of the part to the car with the welding of the crack?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 71gold View Post
    I bought some steel rod 4.5mm and spent 2-3 hours shaping .
    When I got both sides to the proper bend the last push/hammer spot/fractured the steel.
    This happened twice …
    Also thought this was the high carbon steel which is suppose to bend ?

    Happy to have someone give it a try and I will purchase

    Guess this should be in the WTB posts
    Thanks
    Don't use high carbon steel, its not easily bent.

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    What’s a material to bend .
    Good thought on using broken pieces
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    Hope you find what you need over here
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    Since it’s going to be painted anyway why don’t you just use a 4.5mm brass rod? Easily bent and should be strong enough to keep the vapor canister in place.

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    Like that solution, will get at it tomorrow and advise how things work
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