Noctule wrote:In my experience the problem hasn't been the cable but the sliding gear that pulls and pushes it. If I remember correctly, detach the control panel as best you can by taking the radio out and undoing the two screws below), then through the radio hole squirt the sliders with some brake cleaner to shift the old grease, and spray it with white grease to lubricate.
Mat
sue68 wrote:Thanks for all the advice. Being a 70+ female I feel this is beyond me. Is there anyone nearish to Bristol who would like to play? I'm willing to pay.
Sue
CamperVanBeethoven wrote:Just bumping this in case anyone around Bristol can lend a hand ...
I'll be around Bristol not next Monday, but the one after (26th) but having just spent a week at Glastonbury I'll probably just want to sleep and not fix vans
sue68 wrote:CamperVanBeethoven wrote:Just bumping this in case anyone around Bristol can lend a hand ...
I'll be around Bristol not next Monday, but the one after (26th) but having just spent a week at Glastonbury I'll probably just want to sleep and not fix vans
Thank you for your help. Unfortunately I had daughters ) If you want somewhere to sleep you are welcome to park on our drive. It's flat and secluded.
I don't understand why my garage said I need a new cable if the problem is the fixing? They are usually pretty good.
Sue
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