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Topic: corrosion protection brake cables (Read 190 times)
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dmn71
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Coal Valley, Illinois
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Took off my rear parking brake cables and cleaned them up. Would like to spray the outside of them with a clear coat protection of some sort to keep looking good. Anyone done this? Question# 2 sprayed wd40 through the cables to clean and make sure they were free. What would be good to lub them with? Steve
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azz7772
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i would dribble some tranny fluid down enough to flush the wd40 out even soak the whole thing a couple of hours then hang it to let the excess drip out
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1DART440
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I was thinking about sliding heatshrink tubing over the whole cable. Oil it up first and then seal it up. Has anyone else tried this? It would give a nice new clean look. You can get the stuff in a roll or 4 foot lengths.
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dmn71
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Talked to a guy today that said I could spray the cables with clear coat?
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