Origin7 Posted Monday at 11:43 PM Posted Monday at 11:43 PM The choke cable on my Super Sprint was cut when my car was at the shop. With cold weather approaching, I am trying to get this sorted. It's turning out to be more difficult than I expected to find a replacement. All I really need is the new "inner" which is a solid wire (not a braided cable) 1. Is there a procedure to remove the wire from the knob assembly, then insert and crimp a new one? Figured I'd ask before I get forceful and destroy it. If this works, any idea where I can get a new inner wire? 2. I like the OEM look of the knob and would like to keep everything matching...I have the same heater knob. Does anyone know where I can source a whole new assembly? Thanks! Mike
wdb Posted Tuesday at 05:13 PM Posted Tuesday at 05:13 PM The cable is swaged into the end piece. I suppose you could cut the end off and try to squash the end over a new piece; alternatively you could try to fix just the knob onto a similar style of cable. Either way there is no loss for trying since what you have is no longer functional as-is. I've never seen a choke cable knob like that so I wouldn't know offhand where to search for a full replacement. English Ford maybe.
Origin7 Posted Tuesday at 06:49 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 06:49 PM 1 hour ago, wdb said: The cable is swaged into the end piece. I suppose you could cut the end off and try to squash the end over a new piece; alternatively you could try to fix just the knob onto a similar style of cable. Either way there is no loss for trying since what you have is no longer functional as-is. I've never seen a choke cable knob like that so I wouldn't know offhand where to search for a full replacement. English Ford maybe. Got the cable out, but damaged the stem. Just ordered a replacement from this company. Looks like decent quality, and the knobs are interchangeable.
IamScotticus Posted Wednesday at 03:04 AM Posted Wednesday at 03:04 AM (edited) 8 hours ago, Origin7 said: Got the cable out, but damaged the stem. Just ordered a replacement from this company. thanks the share. Controlcables.com has an interesting parking brake kit as well. https://www.controlcables.com/parking-brake-kits/ Edited Wednesday at 03:08 AM by IamScotticus
Origin7 Posted Wednesday at 01:16 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 01:16 PM 10 hours ago, IamScotticus said: thanks the share. Controlcables.com has an interesting parking brake kit as well. https://www.controlcables.com/parking-brake-kits/ I am glad ChatGPT recommended them. I think they could be a good resource. I'll provide an update when I get the cable assembly.
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