Brooklyn Beer Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 The longer control cable from the "summer winter" control that goes through the firewall to the front damper door. Mine is rusted solid inside and won't move. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keiser31 Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Try Wildcat in Sandy, Oregon or French Lake Auto Parts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brooklyn Beer Posted October 12, 2019 Author Share Posted October 12, 2019 Looking for a repop really. These cables all seem to rust inside. Might remove it and toss in a bucket of evapo-rust and see what happens. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JACK M Posted October 13, 2019 Share Posted October 13, 2019 If the looks of the knob doesn't matter then a generic choke cable. You might even be able to swap knobs but not likely. I have been reading a lot of good stuff about Evapo-rust in these forums lately. A really long address here, I wonder if it leads to a universal choke cable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/High-Quality-Universal-Replacement-Push-Pull-Choke-Cable-63-Inner-60-Conduit-New/253961118150?hash=item3b214321c6&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&enc=AQAEAAADMKvsXIZtBqdkfsZsMtzFbFsbX3WcW5fmB%2Fx7ZbaZTyexQ7mT6sTZf%2BIEyHbpUDmUCgfP4ieOQuNZDDUOwTEX3En6oXkc%2BGGDXDWE0ao%2FMgcJ6QxpHoasuRFkVLUx8WSJ35E3M9XbrftkQboyI0Cn8O7TQLPlTtQIS1%2BSfcPG4g90fowgvXQUtL85UsCANFACEGoGYUy1WGDEjboj1eANVC4ynwznHXG9LWieSPk%2B69kbNB5Y0xzgyyojkON0eWlouB%2BoEwPMIgbd39qZdBjq2NmQYd%2Fc3L8ohzvL3lf3aR5%2BofQhIVwj%2Bkrth3I3X2Nuy4pznAFLLM7cT2zhsBd29eEYxhkFVFjFBMTDUCnOPmeUPjLivmXlvmqQLP%2F7EISLGjxc0Bk6ZQvSCXKkjhGNcBT2rbV1S9wW3MbY1FoyjaY5fW5aUJYxKMFi%2Fq98LBL2emP%2FSzJ1IY0w%2FyEhOmM9JxWqCYzjVxyi9kOUZgAUy2essM0o4xuM8%2FtwOR4QgkZD8IDHFdSKFoQSK7arqRRVYr2yU%2FC3X8MpjxtY7YQe1kSfe9ysV4UrJICv3VwDyTeXmznd28%2F60iaXz1GOGd%2BnjX0rWww21zeWsmRb23qA6NAFmFB9aohhjHHlWd3HtfeJYa1%2BBGBuwCqgapC83i%2FTxleAFzkCa5rUfht7eUPr1mpG9xY4J4FHpwkkzrW%2FZCB6SPksHIZx8Ca%2B9Sp8QjIKTFJ4iGs8mKmpOlJ6NCWLWqvSTs5FiZ5hxPVCc3FFmoMYk9C3PCu2klVB1FfC3LZjmbE94i4kwvZdRohQK%2BbXbTKBUqMMdHEpyajlkg8UDcXL3%2BQkcfay0xtGm2THyYqSsyxKDmzmOfUzXesMMsbHsfh5PjerY8nSVq1nnn5KOLTo3wXwHX0lcX64%2Bf4t%2FP%2FjBfp0Ex%2BoApWZg85cXKGhcweAp0TfVACbfUydTu%2BWmN9PVJB4D%2FexJLzp%2FG25dMhJr5qZW8elJBor5cyEhOYWJZCdtnzVh8yn0xXqaKIwDofZsTFsBmOvsVXB8PrKoLICiTeXq4H2gWQ0QiakbCHG4cuSRWNgjRUVlDZyVheHD4Qwtg%3D%3D&checksum=2539611181502e72f95e3a714727b77f538a87a28971 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JACK M Posted October 13, 2019 Share Posted October 13, 2019 I got to thinking, yours is probably a sliding control. I wonder if a clever guy could make a seven dollar universal cable work. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brooklyn Beer Posted October 13, 2019 Author Share Posted October 13, 2019 Oh I am sure I could if I could get something near the correct length. Evapo-Rust is great on everything rusty. It only dissolves rust and is not an acid. Won't affect anything else. This cranbrook had sat for 10 years and is scaled up with rust inside the jackets. Water pump was froze with scale as was thermostat and radiator. Right now and for the next 4-5 weeks it is running almost straight evapo-rust as coolant. Have to watch the weather late in the year as it has a freeze point close to water. When it is done I am pretty sure the overheating issue will be gone along with the scale. You can run this straight all summer and have an engine so clean inside it will look new. It works even better when at 180 degree's. BUT remember that if you have any rust that is stopping a leak you will get a leak after evapo has done it's job. It will not cause one only expose one Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JACK M Posted October 14, 2019 Share Posted October 14, 2019 As for the cable, I always get one that is to long and cut to fit. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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