Throttle cable correct?
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nvrenuf
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Mine does as well. I hate the loop, looks awful imo. I’m going to find an application with a shorter cable.
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Not cheap but this is the cable I ordered for my truck, may be trimmed to length & they have a few different options for what type of cable ends
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Mine "looks" way too long also with a big loop in it also - I figured it was because someone prior to me removed the cruise control components in the engine compartment, so the cable wasn't routed exactly where it would have been originally.
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Thanks for the info.
I picked up a cable from a 6.2 diesel That looks like it may be just right but I’m waiting on a carb swap before installing it.
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Mine looks like that too on my 84 Sierra with a 350. Aftermarket cable doesn't lay like it should
