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Posted by NC Wayne on October 28, 2004 at 18:58:27 from (205.188.117.7):
Hey guys, a buddy of mine wanted me to ask ya'll where he could find an origional style fuel shutoff cable for his 4000 Ford. He tried the local dealership and the one they gave him didn't fit right so he took it back. He said that the new one hits the fuel tank when you put it in. The dealer said it's all that is available now and that to use it you had to use two special bushings on the dash when you put it in. The bushings make it go through the dash at an angle thereby missing the tank, but according to my buddy makes it "Look like shi-" sticking out at the godawful angle it does. Does anybody out there have an origional shutoff cable or know where I can get one? Thanks in advance for any help ya'll can provide.
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