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New Tailgate Cables/how The Hell Do You Get Them Off


S10SNODOG
02-03-2008, 01:41 PM
OK I went out and got the Torx 40 fits:banghead: good took out 2 screws but the end of the cable that spins will not come off looks like a pressed fitting do I cut it off and then how do I put the new one on weird? !!!!! NOTHING IS EVER SIMPLE IN LIFE BUT IT WILL MAKE YOU STRONGER IF YOU OVERCOME THINGS......Anthony Thanks in advance:banghead:

S10SNODOG
02-04-2008, 04:06 PM
Maybe I have to pry them thru the 1/4 hole with a screwdriver or something there just a tight fit also the the handle in which you open the tailgate is connected to that vIa spring or something thank you for helping out !!!!!

Chris Stewart
02-04-2008, 04:16 PM
I'm going to look at my daughter's S10 when she gets home in a coupla hours to see how it comes apart.

Chris Stewart
02-04-2008, 09:19 PM
Yup, looks like the tailgate end of the cables are connected with a brad/rivet of sorts to the mounting bracket. Do the new cables come with the brackets already installed?

S10SNODOG
02-05-2008, 11:00 AM
NO they came with no brackets at all just the CABLES one end has a small hole joined by a big hole where it locks in to place in the small hole the other end has just one hole about 1/2" round "I think i'm going to have to drill it out and put a rivet in new CABLE. " I just can belive it!

Chris Stewart
02-05-2008, 07:51 PM
Wow, that sucks. Could you weld a washer on the back of the old rivet after setting the new cable in place on the bracket?

16th hippy
02-06-2008, 09:24 AM
PITA for sure. done a few of them. grind the old rivets. the new cables should have come with the special bolts to install. if not, take them back. if parts store doesn't have ones with bolts, bite the bullet and goto dealer. for awhile, they were doing this as a recall, might be able to get done for free. but in any case, grind/cut rivets out.

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