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Cable stops
tantoelauw - 25/6/11 at 04:26 PM

Hello,

After I had received the correct clutch pedal, I was on my way again. I am wondering though what i can use for a cable stop. I can't find a suitable cable stop anywhere.



I needs to be some kind of plug or a cap maybe with a hole, in which the black cable is stopped but the actual clutch cable can run through.

Is there anyone who knows what i can use best to get the job done.

Greetings,

big_wasa - 25/6/11 at 04:59 PM

Its on the end of the clutch cable isnt it ?


tantoelauw - 25/6/11 at 05:23 PM

Hi,

No it's not at the end of the clutch cable, so i guess that would mean its not really a clutch cable. I think i will have to call my dealer again.

Where can i buy a mk indy clutch cable? Will any clutch cable do? I don't want to wait for the dealer to send me the correct parts again.

Greetings.

jacko - 25/6/11 at 05:28 PM

Give Hellfire a u2u as he is using the same engine as you in a MK indy

The photo above is of a type 9 gearbox clutch cable
Jacko

Davegtst - 25/6/11 at 07:59 PM

That tube on mine is for the accelerator cable. The clutch just had a hole (in the wrong place) in the bulkhead. How come your brake master cylinder only has one outlet?

jacko - 25/6/11 at 08:11 PM

The tube is for the clutch cable on my indy but my car has a car engine / box

Coopz - 25/6/11 at 09:46 PM

Talk to Mac1, they can supply top hats with a cable adjuster tapped into it correct size! works well I'm using one for my accelerator and clutch cable.

tantoelauw - 26/6/11 at 02:58 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Davegtst
That tube on mine is for the accelerator cable. The clutch just had a hole (in the wrong place) in the bulkhead. How come your brake master cylinder only has one outlet?


Because I have 2 brake cilinders one for the brakes on the frontside and the other obviously for the brakes on the backside. Is that unusual? It was like that when i bought it.

Anyway thanks for the info everyone.