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Pics attached of the clutch cable tube / conduit that 'let go' in my 73 2.0.
Note that I have already pulled the tube back into it's proper position. Before that, the end of the tube had pulled through the firewall (aprox. 1") and only the very end of it was visible. For reference, the first pic is of a 914 center tunnel as seen from underneath: ![]() |
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some people fix everything with a BFH
me - i use a drill : ) Attached image(s) ![]() |
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