clutch cable snapped
#1
clutch cable snapped
i need to figure out why it snapped.
when i install the new cable what should I be lookin for?
i need a cable asap and the only one i can get is some cheap-o from autozone for like $20.
im guna re-use the stock quadrant for this cable and once i get paid ill buy a nice adjustable aluminum quadrant and stronger cable.
my clutch began sticking and becoming "easier" to depress.
i let my friend drive it because it didnt feel right. he put it to the floor and it made a loud noise. i look under the dash and its ripped in about 4 pieces.
i dont know if it stretched but some of the cable ended up behind the heater controls.
anyone got any tips for installing/removing the cable? thanks
when i install the new cable what should I be lookin for?
i need a cable asap and the only one i can get is some cheap-o from autozone for like $20.
im guna re-use the stock quadrant for this cable and once i get paid ill buy a nice adjustable aluminum quadrant and stronger cable.
my clutch began sticking and becoming "easier" to depress.
i let my friend drive it because it didnt feel right. he put it to the floor and it made a loud noise. i look under the dash and its ripped in about 4 pieces.
i dont know if it stretched but some of the cable ended up behind the heater controls.
anyone got any tips for installing/removing the cable? thanks
#3
RE: clutch cable snapped
+1 my cable is streched out bad to the point of warping the flywheel cuz i cant push the clutch far enough! is there any tricks to putting in a new one? why do you say have a buddy help? what do you mean by make sure the quadrants loose?
#4
RE: clutch cable snapped
if you have a stock quadrant theres a little plastic piece that looks like a gear that will make the cable tighter as it gets stretched u need a buddy to keep the cable on the quadrant cause if u dont it will be a pain in the *** and what i do is get a tire tool and push the fork towards the motor
#5
RE: clutch cable snapped
mine broke on me last week and ive only had it since i did a 5-spd swap... which was about a year ago, but i had a bbk cable and aluminum quadrant and an aluminum firewall adjuster... i heard the best cable to use is the factory ford one... i was told the bbk ones wear out fast mine lasted a year...
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