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<blockquote data-quote="dt100" data-source="post: 502090" data-attributes="member: 14635"><p>Hi.... working on my 1971 VW Devon, and trying to replace the cable from lever in the cab to heat exchanger due to corrosion on the bit that attaches to the heat exchanger.</p><p></p><p>.... I've undone the cable at both ends.... its been undone from front, and now just within the tube, but it won't budge. I've pushed and pulled from both the front and rear ends, but just pulling the cables sheaf apart, and the wire outside un stripping. </p><p></p><p>I've sprayed as much WD40 as I can into the tube from the rear end.... (Rear currently on stands, as engine out)... so was hoping that it would flow towards the front. However after 24hrs, still not budging, and don't know what to do next.</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately I have fully welded on belly pans otherwise I think I'd just lay another pipe.... any suggestions or advise gratefully appreciated!!.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dt100, post: 502090, member: 14635"] Hi.... working on my 1971 VW Devon, and trying to replace the cable from lever in the cab to heat exchanger due to corrosion on the bit that attaches to the heat exchanger. .... I've undone the cable at both ends.... its been undone from front, and now just within the tube, but it won't budge. I've pushed and pulled from both the front and rear ends, but just pulling the cables sheaf apart, and the wire outside un stripping. I've sprayed as much WD40 as I can into the tube from the rear end.... (Rear currently on stands, as engine out)... so was hoping that it would flow towards the front. However after 24hrs, still not budging, and don't know what to do next. Unfortunately I have fully welded on belly pans otherwise I think I'd just lay another pipe.... any suggestions or advise gratefully appreciated!!..... [/QUOTE]
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