CHOKE CABLE
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BULLITT
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CHOKE CABLE
hi I am chasing a choke cable for the 90 anyone got spares ??... I have a good black ''c'' which you pull ( this don't sound good but you get the idea ...do you ) just cable is r/s ..have cash waiting cheers davo
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Glenn
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
there used to be, maybe still, universal Choke cables available from Auto stores, if all else fails, DaveBULLITT wrote:hi I am chasing a choke cable for the 90 anyone got spares ??... I have a good black ''c'' which you pull ( this don't sound good but you get the idea ...do you ) just cable is r/s ..have cash waiting cheers davo
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
Glenn is correct, I had to replace the choke cable in the yellow peril some time ago and found one at either Repco or Bursons ( I can't remember which as I find lots of universal parts at both).
It is branded as Bonnet release/ choke cable and you cut it to the desired length. the only problem was that it comes with the cable attached to a standard black knob, not the one with the "C" in the middle. Cheap as chips, around $20 from memory., threaded in nicely and was long enough to give a nice wide loop for easy operation. Piccies attached
YP
It is branded as Bonnet release/ choke cable and you cut it to the desired length. the only problem was that it comes with the cable attached to a standard black knob, not the one with the "C" in the middle. Cheap as chips, around $20 from memory., threaded in nicely and was long enough to give a nice wide loop for easy operation. Piccies attached
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Glenn
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
for a more 'original' under bonnet look, buy some black heat shrink tubing from Jaycar or Altronics and shrink it over the exposed outer, once the length is worked out.yellowperil wrote:Glenn is correct, I had to replace the choke cable in the yellow peril some time ago and found one at either Repco or Bursons ( I can't remember which as I find lots of universal parts at both).
It is branded as Bonnet release/ choke cable and you cut it to the desired length. the only problem was that it comes with the cable attached to a standard black knob, not the one with the "C" in the middle. Cheap as chips, around $20 from memory., threaded in nicely and was long enough to give a nice wide loop for easy operation. Piccies attached
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BULLITT
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
thanks guys got a brand new one from Caloundra it has the original 'c 'on it great it looks as the old one ..im stoked $20 cheers davo
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Glenn
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
good work, Dave.... keep chipping away.....BULLITT wrote:thanks guys got a brand new one from Caloundra it has the original 'c 'on it great it looks as the old one ..im stoked $20 cheers davo
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Re: CHOKE CABLE
Good result mate,
cheers, Matt.
cheers, Matt.
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