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> STUCK but good, engine bay release cable
alphacrimedog
post Jul 26 2003, 12:06 AM
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/smilie_flagge6.gif) My engine bay release cable is stuck but good. I ordered a replacement cable and noticed the cable is plastic coated. I can only imagine that over time, the original cable has shed its plastic sheath and becobe hopelessly rusted to the metal cable housing that leads to the engine bay latch. I have been squirting PB Blast into the metal cable housing in a vain attempt to get the sucker to work loose. I have pulled and pulkled on the release knob on the drivers side rear bulkhead but it wont move. Any suggestions before I remove the knob, disconnect the cable from the latch and with a pair of vicegrips, start pulling for all I'm worth? I have been looking for some kind of very thin hollow tubing that I can insert into the cable housing and spray the PB Blast farther down the housing. I cant seem to get it past that first bemd.
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post Jul 26 2003, 12:11 AM
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Its late. My typing is awful. What I meant to say is I cannot get the PB Blast squirted down the metal engine bay cable housing past the first bend in the tube. I figure if I can get it that far, gravity will do the rest. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smilie_flagge6.gif)
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