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Finally identified exactly what this part is...


rumblecloud

rumblecloud

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I kinda knew what these were, but did not know for sure what they were called or where exactly they were positioned
20250701_154827.jpg Fender Insulator.jpg

They are Fender Insulators, part number F37Z 16K171 A.
Now I can sleep at night :p
 
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