Did my clutch cable snap?

pretty simple, old one out, new one in.

if you get a quadrant while you're at it you may have to take the pedal assy out, again, easy, no smoke and mirrors to it.

from memory, get underneath and take off the clutch dust shield, should be a screw and a c-clip to remove around there, then pop the cable off the clutch fork. Somewhere along the cable housing (under the hood now)there should be a bracket with a bolt, remove the bolt, bracket will stay on the cable housing and a new one (mine did) will have a new bracket. There might be 1 sheet metal screw at the firewall to remove...since yours is broke, no need to un latch it from the pedal, just pull it on out. that should be removal. opposite for install...I put mine on the pedal side first then ran it to the clutch, and had to compress the clutch a bit to get it to mate up, a good c-clamp helped out there.

not trying to advertise for them or spend your money for you, but Maximum Motorsports has a nice quadrant, adjuster and cable as a package, price was right as well.

not sure there is a temp fix, but you can drive it clutchless, not the nicest thing you can do to your car, but you won't kill anything...I do that kinda stuff in the middle of the night. If you can get to a safe parking lot you're golden, easy enough to swap out right there. Just bring a jackstand and some basic tools...I always have a cooler of beer when I mess with my car as well.............I'm usually in my driveway though.

hope that helps,
-Hef