DII Cruise Control Cable
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DII Cruise Control Cable
I have a '03 DII SE with a damaged and frozen cruise control cable. The cable is frayed at one end and will not move through the housing as a result. The previous owner swears that the cruise control was working until the cable fraying became bad enough that the cable would no longer move through the housing. Any ideas on how to replace this cable - anyone done this exact repair?
I'm also having trouble finding a new stock part to replace it with, and have only been able to locate used options. I'd rather go new if at all possible. Already checked with Atlantic British and they don't carry it.
Also, any input on the proper routing and/or cable holders/guides for the cruise control cable would be appreciated.
Any advice and help would be great. Thanks.
I'm also having trouble finding a new stock part to replace it with, and have only been able to locate used options. I'd rather go new if at all possible. Already checked with Atlantic British and they don't carry it.
Also, any input on the proper routing and/or cable holders/guides for the cruise control cable would be appreciated.
Any advice and help would be great. Thanks.
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@DiscoID that is some dead, mine is just a straight run, you can see it in the image below. There is really no issue with a used one just make sure it moves cleanly and lubricate. Use something like this for motorcycle cables https://fortnine.ca/en/moose-cable-l...RoCIc8QAvD_BwE
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Richard,
Thanks. I'm sure the improper routing by the old owner is what caused the problem to occur in the first place. It barely makes the stretch for that distance, so I'm sure that the tautness of the cable and housing is what caused the inner cable to fray as you see in the pics.
Oh well, lesson learned, and I'll be sure to route the replacement properly. Haven't given up on trying to find a new stock source, but I think a used one might be my only option.
Thanks. I'm sure the improper routing by the old owner is what caused the problem to occur in the first place. It barely makes the stretch for that distance, so I'm sure that the tautness of the cable and housing is what caused the inner cable to fray as you see in the pics.
Oh well, lesson learned, and I'll be sure to route the replacement properly. Haven't given up on trying to find a new stock source, but I think a used one might be my only option.
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