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A 72-inch chrome wire loom with a 3/8-inch diameter organises and protects vehicle wiring
This 72-inch chrome wire loom has a 3/8-inch diameter to bundle and protect electrical cables. It is an automotive accessory designed for wire routing and abrasion resistance. The loom weighs .1 lbs and carries part number 34801.
Confirm the 3/8-inch internal diameter fits your wire bundle before ordering. Check that the 11.6 by 7.45 by 2.15-inch package dimensions suit your storage or workspace. This loom is not for buyers who need a larger diameter or a different length.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | United Pacific |
| Product type | Installation Tools |
The package contains the 72 inch chrome wire loom with a 3/8 inch diameter. No additional installation tools or accessories are included.
This loom is supplied in a single 72 inch length. Measure your total cable run and add extra for routing curves before deciding if one piece is sufficient.
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