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Choke cable
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Janel, You can also use a 15/16 crows foot, I think that's the size, and tighten the nut with it. It works very well. I would also disconnect the battery first before going behind the dash with metal tools. A little caution goes a long ways. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif PJ
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Janel, You can also use a 15/16 crows foot, I think that's the size, and tighten the nut with it. It works very well. I would also disconnect the battery first before going behind the dash with metal tools. A little caution goes a long ways. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif PJ
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Rule number 37: Never, EVER, talk to women about crows' feet! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devilgrin.gif
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Janel, You can also use a 15/16 crows foot, I think that's the size, and tighten the nut with it. It works very well. I would also disconnect the battery first before going behind the dash with metal tools. A little caution goes a long ways. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif PJ
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Paul -
Rule number 37: Never, EVER, talk to women about crows' feet! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devilgrin.gif
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YEA, what he said.
Chuck called from the shop. John didn't have the right cable so I had to order one. A bit more concerned about the holes in Emma's floorpans now...
Seems there was a bit of rot there. Seems the holes increased in size when olwhatshisname started banging out the rust.
Well, all's good. Emma needs some serious TLC anyway now that Binabox is finished. Have an OD to put in, some cosmetic work. ARGH, if he buys another car, Emma's going to be neglected again...
YEA, what he said.
Chuck called from the shop. John didn't have the right cable so I had to order one. A bit more concerned about the holes in Emma's floorpans now...
Seems there was a bit of rot there. Seems the holes increased in size when olwhatshisname started banging out the rust.
Well, all's good. Emma needs some serious TLC anyway now that Binabox is finished. Have an OD to put in, some cosmetic work. ARGH, if he buys another car, Emma's going to be neglected again...
Tom Bedenbaugh
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The nut is 3/4". I bought a boxend wrench at a pawn shop. Cut a slot in the boxend big enough to slide over the cable. Cut it to 1 1/2" long. You can get to it from the passengeers side. You may have to pull the freash air vent tube off the vent, but it's real easy to remove that way and you don't have to remove any gages.
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