Mustang Owners Club Australia Forum
Technical & General Discussion Area => Tech Torque 1979 to 2014 => Topic started by: jiffy on May 17, 2022, 04:34:25 pm
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Hi guys - you will have seen my post below on the adjustment of these cables - I have one in my car, and a spare, both are original Australian made cables as fitted to the Cobra Mustangs sold here in 2001/2.
My spare cable has a cream coloured plastic hat that fits over a rubber bush - the narrow part of the hat fits through the hole in the firewall for the cable to mount on to the clutch pedal. The larger part that fits over the bush has split and I am hoping that someone will either know the cable manufacturer and they might be able to supply another one, or recognise it from another cable that I can obtain and cut apart to find this piece?
(https://www.428cobrajet.org/forum/gallery/184-170522022900.jpeg)
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Can you get it scanned and a replacement 3d printed?
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Hi Jiffy,
I reckon there is nothing around. Cable can be made, but the parts in your pic???? I think we are on our own. :(
Hi guys - you will have seen my post below on the adjustment of these cables - I have one in my car, and a spare, both are original Australian made cables as fitted to the Cobra Mustangs sold here in 2001/2.
My spare cable has a cream coloured plastic hat that fits over a rubber bush - the narrow part of the hat fits through the hole in the firewall for the cable to mount on to the clutch pedal. The larger part that fits over the bush has split and I am hoping that someone will either know the cable manufacturer and they might be able to supply another one, or recognise it from another cable that I can obtain and cut apart to find this piece?
(https://www.428cobrajet.org/forum/gallery/184-170522022900.jpeg)
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Might be better to have that part machined up in metal rather than plastic.
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Might be better to have that part machined up in metal rather than plastic.
That was my fall-back. I believe it’s designed so that if the cable runs out of travel the rubber bush covered by this fitting compresses and ‘saves’ the clip at the pedal/cable junction.
I guess the bush must have compressed to the stage where the bush split the casing.