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Furnace draft inducer mounting grommet. This grommet helps isolate the blower assembly from the furnace to reduce noise.

Grommet, sold individually

Grommet, motor mounting bracket. Sold as a single grommet but we suggest purchasing three since there are 3 holding the motor in place, and it’s a good practice to change all of them while the assembly is taken apart.

Grommet, compressor

Grommet

Grommet

Grommet, wire

Grommet

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Grommet

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