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Old 05-07-2014, 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted by minsk View Post
so finally got the bowden cable installed in tilly. tried to drop the tranny...wouldnt you know 3 of 4 trans bolts came out fine. one just spins...it need s anew clip/sleeve.
doesnt anyone know the proper name for this part..i wanna replace them all.
finally got the old cable out of the tranny with 90° pliers. when i went to put the new one in..i noticed i was scratching the sleeve of the new bowden cable. so i put electrical tape around the ends of my 90° pliers. this actually helped me get a better grip on the sleeve to ...popped right in..no leaks..and yes i replaced the o-ring also. . now to get the shift point dialed in better..tho it is shifting better. weeeee. thanx for all the help guys.
To look up parts
http://www.everythingbenz.com/z/epc-mercedes-parts-info-diagrams

This method is not for everyone. I had the same issue of the Clips breaking and got out My Drill Motor and Tungstun Carbide Rotary File and enlarged the slots on the Broken Clips so I could get Wrench on the Nuts.

Instead of replacing the broken Clips I bougth som thin Staniless Steel Nuts with a Flange on one side and slid those into the enlarged Slots and used a Never Sieze type Compound on the Bolts so they would not rust up again.

I did the above because I did not want to by the Clips from the Local Dealer and I did not have an Internet Parts Order to make shipping the Clips economical.
I am also lucky to have an Industrial Hardware Store with in walking Distance.
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