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Old 02-26-2007, 04:35 AM   #3 (permalink)
Jim's rare 80
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No special tools required, just patience. After you check to see if the rears are siezed or not, cut the old cable where it connects to the intermediate, under the driver's floor, or loosen the equalizer nut (where it splits at the rear) if it's not too rusted. A spring clip holds it in the frame, (remove first) and a rubber grommet at the firewall. The cable is removed from inside the car. Tie a string, or wire to the old one before removal, it will help in feeding through the new one. Hope this helps.
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