Drivetrain Clutch issues, please help!

[90sickfox]

Keep us posted. I've never seen a cable do that on a mustang. Usually if they start coming apart it's at the very ends of the cable by the crimped on cable ends.

Depending on which headers you have the bracket may have to be bent a little to move the cable further from the headers. Should be a couple inches from the header. Cable routing is best going forward around and under the engine mount and straight back to the clutch fork.

 

[AbhorrentSpecies]

Thanks for

Keep us posted. I've never seen a cable do that on a mustang. Usually if they start coming apart it's at the very ends of the cable by the crimped on cable ends.

Depending on which headers you have the bracket may have to be bent a little to move the cable further from the headers. Should be a couple inches from the header. Cable routing is best going forward around and under the engine mount and straight back to the clutch fork.

Thanks for all the help. I'll let you guys know what happens. I definitely thought this was unusual.

 

[limp]

WTF? I'm gonna attribute that to cheap ass cable. Without sounding like a dick,you'll regret not getting the MM cable.

The MM cable is worth the money?...

 

[General karthief]

The MM cable is worth the money?...

Yes, the only other cable I would use would be a nos stock one
JMO

 

[Deleted member 215073]

I had a BBK cable once, it broke in less than a year. The MM cable is top notch.

To be fair it was almost 20 years ago and the car had a very heavy Centerforce 2 clutch.