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#676838 09/09/2010 3:26 AM
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Anyone have an idea on how to free up a stuck cable? thanks Brett

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WD-40 or other penetrating oil sprayed into both ends?

Soak the entire cable assembly in a solvent?

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Moved over to the Passing Lane

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Brett,
I use Kroil penetrating oil to loosen anything. try to get it in both ends of the cable if possible. It is amazing stuff. It will creep and break the molecular bond that has "fused" the two parts together. The gunsmiths turned me on to it. They use it to free rusted screws in antique guns. See http://www.kanolabs.com/google/
John


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Thanks for the help, I did'nt think oil would work. I love Kroil, I've been using it on all my stuck parts. Thanks again Brett. I'll try to get more pics of my new power disc brakes.

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+1 for Kroil!

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+2 for kroil. If you have it out of the vehicle then "slap" it on the ground a few times after you soak it. That'll break it up!


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