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Krytox wrote: Shum's EL wrote: got it fixed this morn by a panel beater. he put the reinforcement plate from ford in and also welded up the cracks. cost just over 100 bucks What did he charge you for the 'gen' ford plate? i actually got it myself from Coffey ford.. cost about $44 |
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Also, WD40 isn't really any good for lubing cables at all.
Your far better off with a Teflon or Wax based lube, Finnish Line make some great products for cables, but as above, if its binding, its shagged.
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| howsie |
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actually i found silicon lube works the best its thae same stuff in essence that they use at ford to lubricate power window runners
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| Mad2 |
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travs ea-xr6 wrote: I put this on my ea before i converted it to manual so it will never crack  i was slack with the x's EA [factory manual]......welded the bracket to some 5mm & then pop rivited the plate to the firewall...too much work too remove everything before welding  when i fit my 5sp..i'll also reinforce the clutch pedal bracket |
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The best stuff I found to use is this, Wurth HHS 2000. Its about $30 to $35 a can. lasts for ages, can use on motorbike cables too.
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