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Bonneet Release Cable

Started by Antho · 28 Feb 2004 · 28 replies

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Spool-UpArchived member
how did you guys get the new cable back through the firewall?? I couldnt get it through where its meant to go so i ran it through where the accelerator cable goes through
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ParanoidArchived member
goes threw the big grommet underneth the booster..
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Spool-UpArchived member
i realised that, the hard part is trying to stick it through the grommet, how are y ou meant to push it through its a tight fit
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ParanoidArchived member
yeh it's a ****.. got some long nose plyers and slowly fed it through.
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HecticvlArchived member
yep, just use watever works . . i actually used a flathead screwy
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ParanoidArchived member
oh yeah, i used that as well Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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vlwagzArchived member
can some one explain to me once you have fed the cable through the fire wall where odes the cable run after that. i have to much slack in my cable cos its kinda just sitting in the bay under the washer bottle.
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BaxArchived member
Saw your other thread man, it looks like you've run it in the right spot. Out from the firewall, out and around the washer bottle, down the side of the guard and then around, pretty much where you've run it.
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vlwagzArchived member
spewing cos something isnt right. new cable but just want release it.
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