[DeTomaso] hood release cable source
MikeLDrew at aol.com
MikeLDrew at aol.com
Thu Dec 27 21:01:55 EST 2007
In a message dated 12/27/07 15 58 23, SOBill at aol.com writes:
> You can get stainless steel wire at most any hardware store as well as the
> ferrules used to form the loops or handles. The ferrules are made of
> aluminum
> and can be formed (crushed) with slip joint pliers.
>
That's fine for making a back-up emergency release. But the original cable
is really nothing more than a bicycle cable, which is rather different in
character from most of the wire typically found at hardware stores.
Is the problem simply that the ends of your existing wire have conked out?
Assuming you still have the sheath, you can buy replacement cable at any GOOD
bicycle store. But hardware store wire might work just as well in this
application?
Now, if you literally have nothing at all, then the bicycle shop is the only
way to go--they sell the sheath, crimped-on ends and wire and you can make
whatever you need there.
Mike
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