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Nut,acorn kit #8-32 unc

Grommet,d,split,0.5 diameter

Screw

Guide, blower rail, right

Guide, blower rail, left

Isolator pkg

Parts package,040-080 new 95% furnaces

Pivot,brass

Connector,pivot,brass 1/4"

Pin,shaft,damper

Flat washer fiberglass

Grommet,neoprene,5/8d x 0.281 mtg

Grommet,rubber

Grommet, 3/8 inches

Grommet, 7/8 inches
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