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                                                                          Manufacturer of Stainless Steel
                                                       Inline Tube               & O.E.M Steel Lines
                                                 15066 Technology Drive          Brake Lines
                                                  Shelby Twp, MI 48315           Fuel Lines
                                                   www.Inlinetube.com            Transmission Lines
                                                                                 Brake Cables
                             IMPORTANT NOTICE




                                  CABLE INSTALLATION - Most GM
                           The most common problem with cables not fitting properly is that they are installed
                           incorrectly or missing hooks.   The large hook mounts to the transmission cross
                           brace to the passenger side of the car.   One small hook is located on each side to
                           the floor brace in the center of the car.  For exact location see your maintenance
                           manual or instruction sheet. Instruction sheets are also at inlinetube.com
                                  SPRING FINGER ENDS
                           To get the spring finger to contract you can use a closed end wrench or a worm
                           spring clamp. Work the wrench over the fingers until they are all pushed in and
                           then pull the cable out. Tighten the worm clamp until all the fingers are pushed in
                           then pull the cable out.
                                  FLAT CABLES vs SPIRAL WIND CABLES
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                           As in many areas of the auto industry, multiple manufacturers were used to make
                           cables.  Some cables are flat wind in which a flat metal stock is wound to make
                           the cable.  Others are a series of wires held together by one spring wrap.  Both
                           cables are correct and function the same but appearance is different. We produce
                           cables in the most common material for that particular application.
                                  CABLE RUBBER SHIELDING
                           Some cables have the rubber and others do not.  Rubber is put on based on what
                           is most commonly seen.  If your cable comes with rubber and your original does
                           not have it, simply cut it off.  If it is too long cut to size.
                                  MOPAR CABLES

                          Mopar cables were also available in two different materials from two manufacturers.
                          The car will either have flat wind material or the material made up of 17 wires with
                          one outer wire or even a mix of both. For show cars we like to be consistent and
                          correct so all three cables will match. Typically the flat material is used. We only
                          offer the stainless cables with the correct OEM steel housing.
                                  A FINAL NOTE
                           Custom cables that are lengthened or shortened or modified to the customer
                          specifications are not returnable.  Cables made from customer originals or patterns
                          are also not returnable.
                                     THANK YOU FOR USING INLINE TUBE
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