How To Replace a T2 Bay Clutch Cable

Mark shows us how to replace a clutch cable in a VW T2 Bay.
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[@johnnewcomb1128]

I thought my throw out lever was bad after I replaced the cable. After I pulled the motor it looked fine. Going to check the crank arm and hope that's it.
Thanks for the insight!
Peace

[@salcarceller2055]

The reason someone may have added those washers and nut onto the bowden tube may have been to get the tube to have more curve? This will cause a bit more friction on the cable and reduces clutch chatter.

[@justkampers]

Hi, our bowden conduits are the correct length to prevent the clutch chatter. Many Thanks

[@bryanevans111]

How much freeplay did you adjust for at the pedal. Bugs are like 1/2 to 3/4....
Thanks for the amazing video!!!

[@justkampers]

Hi, it was about a half inch play at the pedal.

[@stevecanyon23]

Hi Mark, thanks for the video. Is your bus a T2a? Mine is a 1977 T2b and it looks a bit different aaroung the pedal area. And mine is a left hand driver.

[@justkampers]

Hi Steve, our bus was a T2a that maybe why the pedal area looks a bit different.

[@stevecanyon23]

@@justkampers whereas there are slight differences in the pedal pivot area (not 'pedal' area as I wrote previously) vs. the T2b, the logic remains the same, so your video is very helpful. I hope I can manage to get the new cable and sleeve in as smoothly as you did. Looks like a walk in the park.

[@Brendan-sz9xp]

Do you know where I can source one for a vw t2 Brazilian bay on a 2006 plate

[@justkampers]

We sell a Universal Accelerator Cable that would fit a VW T2 Brazilian Bay if it is a 1600 Aircooled.
www.justkampers.com/00-4863-0-universal-accelerator-cable.html