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Posted 05 September 2007 - 08:04 PM
hi, i've just bought a new handbrake cable for frp can anyone tell me if they are easy to fit
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Frp Handbrake Cable
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Posted 05 September 2007 - 08:43 PM
from a different post, have you got the right one
the FRP part number is 9097845 for the 'parkbrake cable'.....
the 909 may have changed to 908
the FRP part number is 9097845 for the 'parkbrake cable'.....
the 909 may have changed to 908
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Posted 05 September 2007 - 09:02 PM
on the floor in your garage..? not exactly a piece of cake....
easy for some is impossable for others...how good are your DIY skills..?
Personally, I hate jobs under the car in my garage.... it just does my head in getting bits in your hair, up your nose... in your eyes..
i'd be taking it somewhere else...
easy for some is impossable for others...how good are your DIY skills..?
Personally, I hate jobs under the car in my garage.... it just does my head in getting bits in your hair, up your nose... in your eyes..
i'd be taking it somewhere else...
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Posted 06 September 2007 - 07:22 PM
QUOTE (happy-kat @ Sep 5 2007, 09:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
from a different post, have you got the right one
the FRP part number is 9097845 for the 'parkbrake cable'.....
the 909 may have changed to 908
the FRP part number is 9097845 for the 'parkbrake cable'.....
the 909 may have changed to 908
it should be right one its from Pumabuild part no. 9087845. thanks anyway. mick
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Posted 06 September 2007 - 08:59 PM
sounds like the right part number to me 
Dunk changed the handbrake cable on mine a coupla months ago. Just used axle stands to lift her off the floor! Said the most difficult bit was working round the heat-shield on the exhaust..... you need to bend it out of the way (it's not easy) and ours tore a little bit. Rattled as well when he put it back on but we sorted that when we went down to Pumabuild for something else lol..... managed to get it back into place while it was up on the ramps!
Perhaps only to be attempted yourself if you're quite a confident mechanic or if you're not scared then give it a go anyway lol
Dunk changed the handbrake cable on mine a coupla months ago. Just used axle stands to lift her off the floor! Said the most difficult bit was working round the heat-shield on the exhaust..... you need to bend it out of the way (it's not easy) and ours tore a little bit. Rattled as well when he put it back on but we sorted that when we went down to Pumabuild for something else lol..... managed to get it back into place while it was up on the ramps!
Perhaps only to be attempted yourself if you're quite a confident mechanic or if you're not scared then give it a go anyway lol
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