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    Default Clutch Cable Routing

    Working on the car today and trying to get everything on the bottom side all tied. Got tranny in, speedo cable, and working on clutch cable. This is just all stock stuff. Been a couple months since i tore this apart and unfortunately i didn't get any pics. Trying to remember how the clutch cable routes around the steering shaft, headers, etc and under the car. Also the cable has a bracket to mount it in place. If anyone has any good pics of this they would be greatly appreciated.

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    Hopefully this helps




    Last edited by Matt86GT; 03-30-2013 at 02:22 PM.
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    Yes, that helped alot. Thank You.
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    Wrapping my clutch cable with aluminum tape and then with heater hose that has been slit down the middle and zipped tied has helped keep it from being damaged by the heat from the headers.
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    will have to take a look at that. I don't think the way i have it that it is all that close to the headers, but will have to double check that.
    Current: 81 Cobra T Top, 79 Cobra.
    Past Toys: 1964 Falcon Vert, 1966 Mustang(owned twice), 70 Conv, 1978 Mustang II(first car), 80 Cobra, 81 Cobra, 82 GT T-Top, 85 GT 3,900 miles, 85 Predator/Twister 5S-0149, 86 Saleen 177, 86 SVO, 86 Mustang GT, 86 Mustang GT Vert, 87 Mustang GT, 89 Mustang Notch, 2003 Mustang GT Roush Clone, 2006 Mustang V6(Stainless Works LT's, MBRP cat back, 3.73's, tb, cai), and my favorite 2002 Mustang GT MPH 302 stroker, KB 2.2, TKO 500 640rwhp/591torque.

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    Glad I could help
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