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I just received a kit from Moss (on backorder for several months) to install
the Emergency Cable Release. Clear instructions and it was less than $9.00.
Installs in minutes on a TR6, not sure about a TR4, but appears to be the
same process. While I am sure someone will point out all of the parts are
available in a scrap pile at a local bike shop, I enjoy opening a package of
new clean parts that are all there to complete the project.
Hope this helps.
Steve Thornton
Bowling Green, KY
In a message dated 00-07-22 14:34:48 EDT, ktnkt@cape.com writes:
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My friend and I just installed the emergency cable release mechanism
illustrated on Joe Cannons web site on both our cars. We've actually had
them made up for a while and finally got around to putting them in last
Thursday. The feeling we got each time the hood was closed that "this
might be the time the cable breaks" finally sunk in. Mine was on a shelf
in the garage and his was in his glovebox. Would have been tough to
think about that while tearing the car apart trying to get into the
engine compartment, of course in the dark, 2 AM, middle of nowhere, in
the rain, wife has a headache, late for the babysitter, because of a
.................blown fuse!!!!
Aside from making the pieces (by a friend at work) total installation
time was about a half hour, for both cars. This thread comes at a
perfect time as I don't think my pal recalled who it was that came up
with the illustration and we had them made months ago. So, we can now
say THANKS, JOE....
Feels wonderful knowing a problem is solved, Before it even happens!!!!!
Kevin Thompson
Bob Greene
Cape Cod, Ma
Land of Triumphs and Tourists
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