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choke cable clips 120-130

posted by  Danny on  Sun Jul 28 16:47 CST 2013
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I you have enough choke cable, I've just cut the whole sheath - plastic and wound steel about 1/2", or just cut it where the plastic sheath ends now, and then try the clip again on "new" plastic. I use a triangular file to mostly cut the metal and then a pliers to snap it off. Easier if the cable has been slid out of the sheath.






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