How many brake / fuel line brackets should there be?

[TJRD4]

Slowly rebuilding my tj using one of the TDK frames and such ill have to drill a few holes into it for the different mounting brackets.

My old frame had two of the 5 position plastic on the drivers side, sort of near the transmission. It also had two 2 position brackets for maybe the rear brake line, fuel supply or fuel vent.

Can anyone confirm how many mounts should be on the drivers side of the frame?

Thank you.

 

[Ashim]

OK, raining here today, dog hibernating, no morning walk. Slid under my 04 Rubicon to check for you. All my brackets are for 5 tube, although only the forward 3 use all 5 positions, others only use 4 of the available spaces. Approximate locations are as follows:
- on frame, just behind crossmember for AT skid
- on frame, across from front D/S double cardan
- on frame, just beyond rear of belly pan
- on top of upper rear control arm bracket
- floating perpendicular to frame, just behind upper mount for rear sway bar
- on upper spring perch bracket

 

[TJRD4]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

This may be different since you have a AT and some TJs had ABS; brainstorming what the 5 lines are below. With a Rubicon one of the lines would be for the rear locker?

1 - on frame, just behind crossmember for AT skid (5 position: fuel supply, fuel vent, fuel pump power, rear brake supply, _____???
2 - on frame, across from front D/S double cardan (5 position: fuel supply, fuel vent, fuel pump power, rear brake supply, _____???
3 - on frame, just beyond rear of belly pan (5 position: fuel supply, fuel vent, fuel pump power, rear brake supply, _____???)
4 - on top of upper rear control arm bracket (3 position: fuel supply, fuel vent, fuel pump power)
5 - floating perpendicular to frame, just behind upper mount for rear sway bar (3 position: ABS wheel speed sensors (2) and rear brake supply?)
6 - on upper spring perch bracket (3 position: fuel supply, fuel vent, fuel pump power)

 

[Ashim]

1 and 2 have loom for front locker. Rear locker loom travels back separately, not on frame brackets. No ABS on Rubicon models. Not sure what is on 3-6, seems to be a loom going back towards gas tank and remainder are hard lines.