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If he's going to cut the old cable, then couldn't he just start the new cable from the back without having to move the motor? Just feed the cable through the gunnel until you're able to put the back end into the tube... Maybe I'm missing something...
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02-13-2008, 02:02 PM
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i notched my hole so i can replace my cable without taking the motor off.
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02-13-2008, 02:33 PM
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same boat
skool i have the same boat you do and year too
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04-11-2008, 10:22 PM
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wow well thanks scool 17 feet is the perfect lenth AND i had to take it to the shop because i couldnt get the cable thru the tube so he had to take the engine off and installed a new tube put it all back together and now the steering is perfect
after all these years of fighting the steering wheel its finally perfect but ofcourse when i got it back the trim selenoid went if you se i posted it up but didnt get many replys but i think i know howto get to it but the steering if fixd and thanks for telling me the corrct lengh to get thanks
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