Adjustable Clutch Cable HELP ME

whyask

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So ive had this in my car since I bought it, have NO IDEA how to work it, everything was fine , until about 30 minutes ago, heard a pop by my feet and now there is alot of play in the engine bay were the Adjustable Clutch cable is, not sure what model it is or how it works here is a pic.:shrug: :shrug:

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the turny knobs thingy should they be in, out, loose, tight
 

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was just under the car cble looks good, there is just alot of play were the cable goes into adjuster and then the clutch pedal looks alot higher than all my other pedals

I have a Spec II clutch, Ulimium Flywheel and new trans, that was installed over 6 weeks ago. If you can look at the link in the above post do you know what kind of adjuster that is ??
 
ok guys here it is, the cable that adttaches to the quadriant piece next to the pedal (not sure of exact name) was so worn out it look like a dog had been chewing on the cable, didnt have much choice , I had to buy a whole new kit, firewall adjuster and all. NOW how hard is it to replace the cable, everything I can do, just never replaced a cable ! PLEASE HELP GUYS ! the kit should be in by sunday - monday'ish so that gives me 4-5 days to figure this out !

The kit i ordered was from summit the BBK kit for the 03' model 144.00 shipped !
 
I know but I need my car up and running ASAP, I called ford and they said it would take at least a week and they wanted 110 just for the cable..NO WAY ..any how here are some pics of the carnage. With that said HOW HARD IS IT TO CHANGE THE CABLE OUT !?

PIC 1: is the weird looking quadriant piece (spelling)
PIC 2: is what is left off the cable

I also noticed that the safty pins the hold the quadriant in place wernt on there giving it some serious play, contributing to the demise of the cable !
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There is also a spacer that goes on the shaft for the quadrant you might be missing if there is no pins. It keeps the quadrant from dancing around that shaft. I have a RAM HD with an aluminum flywheel, Steeda quadrant - firewall adj. - and adj. cable and no problem so far. The problem you might have is the clutch feel. If a stage II is tighter than stock, it's going to put more stress on the cable. I've never had a problem with Steeda cables but I guess it boils down to luck. Cables are easy to change though, just make sure you have a big pry bar to push in your clutch fork once the cables in.