96110Utility
New Member
Can anyone advise how to release this cable from the spigot on the fan speed control lever please?
96110Utility
New Member
Thanks for the reply but you must be able to remove it at the binnacle / lever end otherwise how do you replace a snapped cable ?
It snapped ?
It only pulls a little flap, normally the arm bends if it's tight ....
Part# STC4848
https://www.johnrichardssurplus.co.uk/heater-control-switch-stc4848.html
It only pulls a little flap, normally the arm bends if it's tight ....
Part# STC4848
https://www.johnrichardssurplus.co.uk/heater-control-switch-stc4848.html
96110Utility
New Member
It hasn’t snapped - I am removing part of the dash and want to remove the fan speed controller without pulling the cable through the bulkhead
How did you do it? And for me - how did you reconnect them as I can’t get the metal clips back on!
I am trying to change the wiper motor which has meant taking the heater fan controls out - faff!
96110Utility
New Member
I’ve not done it yet as still trying to get info on how to do it without damaging / breaking anything ! when I have found out how to do / done it I’ll post it up here for you
Mate, the answer is "you can't ..."
You have to pull the cable through the bulkhead. It's really easy, difficulty out of 10 = less than 1.
You were asking about this in January.
It doesn't take 6 months of cogitation.
It's a 5 minute job, the hardest part is figuring out which cable is which and remembering to mark the cables at the heater end.
You have to pull the cable through the bulkhead. It's really easy, difficulty out of 10 = less than 1.
You were asking about this in January.
It doesn't take 6 months of cogitation.
It's a 5 minute job, the hardest part is figuring out which cable is which and remembering to mark the cables at the heater end.
96110Utility
New Member
Pull your neck in ‘mate’ - I’ve got 1001 other things on the go so I’ll get round to this when I want & it’s got nothing to do with ‘a difficulty level’ !
meego
Well-Known Member
If it’s nothing to do with difficulty level, why did you ask in the first place ?? Welcome to LZ by the way
dag019
Well-Known Member
Although I do not want to get in between the handbags at dawn being incited by @GRATCH I am going to ask the same question challenging your "it can't". This was my belief as well until I looked into it and you can get replacement cables. I am happy with how to remove it from the heater box and pull it through the dash that is not difficult I completely agree with you.
The issue I have is the fan control has failed in the control unit that is fitted and the replacement (used) fan switch that I have in the box has a cable that has seized and because of this stretched the outer where it connects to the control. You can buy the control cable (link). I am hoping to fit a new cable to the used fan control and then swap the whole unit so I have a working fan again. The parts manual shows it as separate so I am assuming there is a way to actually disconnect it but I do not know what it is and without the new cable have not yet looked to try and work it out.
96110Utility
New Member
Hi Dag019, thanks for your reply and input to my query, including posting the exploded diagram which is very useful.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
If you follow cable 13 onto the bracket you will see a nut & screw. This clamps the cable in place. Same sort of design on the heater box to remove.
dag019
Well-Known Member
Cable 3 does not have this? How does this attach.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
dag019
Well-Known Member
That does not look like a screw clamp. And pulling the spare I have out to clean it up
It looks like a post a ring sits on. I am unconvinced the cable currently fitted is correct. Does this look right? It certainly
Doesn’t come off easily.
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Will look the weekend at mine. At least you still have the green cable clamp, most fly off
dag019
Well-Known Member
Oh I was very careful when removing the cable Form that I lost a couple of them during my rebuild so learned that lesson!
