Fitted new throttle cable today
Fitted new throttle cable today
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steviejasp

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1,646 posts

194 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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What a of a job upside down in a tiny little footwell for two hours.

That is all.

Over and out.

Tang Soo Tim

506 posts

198 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Did you take seat out for easier access ? Any photos of the challenge we can use for future reference smile

Mr Cerbera

5,151 posts

259 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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I found that the cabin phase was a piece of Pi$$ compared to the absolutely tortuous path the cable takes once forward of the bulkhead. banghead

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steviejasp

Original Poster:

1,646 posts

194 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Tang Soo Tim said:
Did you take seat out for easier access ? Any photos of the challenge we can use for future reference smile
Sorry no pics i'm afraid. If I had taken the camera outside, I would only have put a hammer through it.

Still, it's all done now. If you ever need talking through it, gimme a shout.


Edited by steviejasp on Monday 19th March 19:42

steviejasp

Original Poster:

1,646 posts

194 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Mr Cerbera said:
I found that the cabin phase was a piece of Pi$$ compared to the absolutely tortuous path the cable takes once forward of the bulkhead. banghead

Best of .... thumbup
They must be routed differently then. Mine goes straight through the grommet in the bulkhead straight to the linkage. The tortuous bit of mine was from the pedal to the bulkhead

mattrosersv

579 posts

259 months

Tuesday 20th March 2012
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Just done mine. I used the old cable as a mouse (zip tied) to new cable and pulled/pushed it through. It took a bit of tugging so use I suggest using a few decent zip ties. It would have been a nightmare trying to route cable behind pedals without (I tried this with no luck)

Was confused by the lack of slot on top of the pedal. JCERB enlightened me so pedal out, cut glue out of wire slot and put all back together.

I did not bother with seat out.

Matt

Tanguero

4,535 posts

230 months

Tuesday 20th March 2012
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Mr Cerbera said:
I found that the cabin phase was a piece of Pi$$ compared to the absolutely tortuous path the cable takes once forward of the bulkhead. banghead
Tie a bit of string to the old one before you take it out. It makes pulling the new one through the same path a doddle.