'75 2.0, speedo, clutch cable is melting, any ideas for insulation?
thanks for your advice...
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Wrap 'em in some kind of heat resistant sleeve. Been a problem since the cars were new. The Cap'n
All my cables, fuel lines and oil lines are are installed with heat protection made by Goodridge.
i had my headers ceramic coated inside/out ...
no heatshielding on the cables or oillines. so far, so good ...
Andy
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It's called fire sleeve. I use the orange Aeroquip stuff I think it's a little easier to source than the Goodridge hose.
Go to almost any auto parts store. They will have, or can get products to wrap lines to prevent heat-melting. I'm using on my clutch/speedo cables a section of heat wrap for a starter. Its long enough to go from about the engine mount bar to the clutch cable bracket where the pulley wheel is. It was to wide, so I wrapped it around the cables several times. The auto parts store also has some stainless steel tye wraps, which I purchased and used to secure the double wrapped heat barrier blanket thingy. I think I was out maybe 30-40 bucks for all of it, and have had no problems. Car is at a friends house for some turbo work, he's out of town, so no pics, but I'll gry to get a few next wk to add.
have pic
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