How easy is it to replace an accelerator cable, or is it best for a garage to replace it?
2ltr petrol air cooled.
Accelerator cable
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dwt25
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Accelerator cable
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David W
Proud owner of 'Berty'
1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.
David W
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1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.
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Re: Accelerator cable
take a look here https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=132065" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you're in anyway mechanically minded, you should find it simple
If you're in anyway mechanically minded, you should find it simple
T25 Westfalia 2.0l Aircooled 1980 in a nice beige colour with a bit of antique steel thrown in
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dwt25
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Re: Accelerator cable
Cheers, will have a go. 
Kind Regards
David W
Proud owner of 'Berty'
1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.
David W
Proud owner of 'Berty'
1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.
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dwt25
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Re: Accelerator cable
Well, done it. just bought inner cable, and threaded it through. fiddly bit was the nut at the front end, 8 mil spanner in a very small gap. Took about 2 hours, including jacking up and putting on axle stands.
Happy bunny tonight.
Happy bunny tonight.
Kind Regards
David W
Proud owner of 'Berty'
1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.
David W
Proud owner of 'Berty'
1981 2l air cooled, twin slider, Bus.