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Jeroen |
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To those who've done it
What did you use for the cables to operate the e-brake? cheers, Jeroen |
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914Timo |
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QUOTE As I recall, 2 left ebrake sheaths are needed... No, I used two 914 right side cable sheaths. The long ones. I shortened one to make it fit in left side and extended the other to make it work in right side. Then cable shop did new cables with new endings for me. Sorry, but I dont have any measurements. I know I should remove them and make couple of improvements, but I have not have time to do that. I should shorten the right side cable a little. It is too long. When I do that I can take more pics and measurements. QUOTE take the 9eleben cables, take teener cables, mate them together and voila ... Sounds easy in theory, but....... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) |
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