Broken T-44 hook lock cable end
#1
Broken T-44 hook lock cable end
I mentioned this in a General thread, but I'm looking for the broken end of a T-44 hood lock cable. The pressed on end and the cable wire have a tendency to snap apart from each other inside the dash piece and I'm trying to figure a way to fix the broken ones out there. I don't need anything but the thick cable end that attaches to the chrome slider bar inside the dash piece. I'd also entertain buying a full one piece cable for a '70 if you have it (unbroken, this time). Thanks for any help!
#2
Bump up - I have found a full replacement '70 cable, but I still would like to find a broken cable end. Maybe you have the dash piece with the chrome slider still attached and the cable attachment still there with no cable? Talk to me...!
#5
Pretty sure drilling and soldering will be the way to go. I need another end loop piece like I'm showing here - I have a cable without one, and I'd like to try and repair it. Stupid me, I'm sure I threw it away with a bunch of other small stuff, and now I need it.
#6
Bump it up - I still would like to find a broken loop end piece, even if still attached to the inside dash piece. I have enough cables - I'd like to repair them with original parts. If I can't, then I'll look for a replacement piece of some kind.
#8
Thanks, John I'm hoping I come up with a quick fix that others can use. I thought an easy way to do it would be to buy a new cable set and use the factory lever housing, but it just doesn't work well. The replacement cable has a different looped end and it's too loose in the back of the factory housing. It's an opportunity to really fix and straighten these old bent cables - with the loop end off, you can pull out the whole wire, unbend and lube for reassembly. Then it works even better than the replacements that are being sold. But I need to find the perfect fix for reattaching the wire.
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