Guys:

I'm trying to get my new terry clutch cable in.
I tied a string to the old cable and the new cable, wrapped the joint in electrical tape and pulled it through 3 times, but the black sheathing (which needs to be on the rear of the cable) keeps slipping towards the front as I pull it through!
When I looked a little closer, it looks like the sheathing won't even fit through the tube in the firewall anyway!
After doing a search here on Terry cables, it sounds like I can't do the "tie and fish" method with the Terry cable. So, do I pull the old one out the back and put the new one in from the back too without tying them together and pulling through?

Thanks guys.... frustrating!!
Andy...

QUOTE (914zim @ Jun 2 2005, 09:31 PM)

Guys: After doing a search here on Terry cables, it sounds like I can't do the "tie and fish" method with the Terry cable. So, do I pull the old one out the back and put the new one in from the back too without tying them together and pulling through? Thanks guys.... frustrating!!  :headbang: Andy...

That's how I do it.

Yes. Cut the old cable at teh fire wall, pull out the old, push in the new. Very simple and no problems.

USE A MIRROR AT THE FRONT OF THE TUNNEL TO AVOID TANGLING THE NEW CABLE WITH THE THROTTLE CABLE OR BRAKE LINE!!!!!!

Lube the new cable with axle grease if you want a nice smooth clutch feel.