TexasKnucklehead
Jedi Knight
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Randall mentioning such a quick re-break, reminded me that I just replaced that cable. I was very careful to route the new cable the same way as the old one thinking that was correct. The cable came in thru the firewall, and went under the wiring harness, then up to the meter. I think it should go above the harness, and avoid that bend just below the meter. I already have a slight kink in the cable at the end near the meter. But re-routing allows my drill to turn the cable at a nice smooth 30mph. Any less, and it bounces, but not as bad as before. With it pulled out of the meter, it turns easily with no hangups. And with a short cable end stuck in the meter, the meter turns easily. Only with the added bend does it hang.