My broken cable has 3" of exposed spring, and 2" from the mounting plate to the base of the D-pull ring. Which model should I order?
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Measure the other (non handle) end of the cable from the catch to the S hook. The rest of the cable is universal, unless you own a lazy boy. Mine is 5.5 inches with a spring installed. So this was the right cable for me.
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I measured from where the baseplate is mounted to where it connects underneath following the path of the cable and chose the one that had the closest measurement and they fit perfect. Hope this helps.
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I got a little bit longer cable due to its trajectory, turns around the base. It is working fine.
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Check this chart out: http://www.amazon.com/Monroe-901032-Max-Lift-Charged-Support/dp/compatibility-chart/B000EQ8U20IronJak
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I would avoid this altogether. When mine showed up in the mail, I pulled the release lever and the plate came out, but so did the spring and other parts. It was unusable from the second I got it.
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I am not sure, but Amazon says the CURT Manufacturing 45036 Class III 2" Loaded Ball Mount with 2" Ball is frequently purchased with the Rugged Ridge #11580.51. Does that make it a class 3? I don't know. Because of that recommendation that was the hitch I ordered with my Rugged Ridge. Maybe Goggle Rugged Ridge.
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Hi, Rick. Two suggestions, first you can call APDTY 1-866-770-2771 (the Amazon supplier) and ask them if this is the correct conversion kit, or if there is another you should order. They are terrific. Second, if you search Google under "1993 mark viii coil spring conversion" you will find lots of suppliers and how-to videos that should lead you to the kit you need. I would really recommend calling APDTY (Auto Parts Direct to You) first, though. If they have the right kit in stock, you will get top quality parts at a great price very quickly. Evidently, this conversion is pretty easy to do. It took my mechanic only about an hour. I think there are how-to videos on youtube and other sites. Oh, and the resulting ride is very smooth.
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Mine is the 1045. What I did to find the right one is went to the cub Casey's web cite and got there part number. I did et the one for eom and it was perfect. Don't go thru Home Depot they sold me the wrong one ad actually don't even stock them. I hope this helps some
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If that's all you need I would try a hardware store like ACE or something. Could save you $18+/-...and I assume you still have the other 5 springs, just take one in with you. I can't imagine the spring tension to be all that critical, just the overall size. Good luck!
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CORRECTION------ I just answered incorrectly a moment ago.... I found the D ring..... du ugh, it looks like a D�. It definitely is metal, I took a magnet to it. It was difficult to tell as it was black just like the other plastic connectors/fasteners
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My cable is 5/32's, and it fits perfect, a size larger I believe would work also, and any thing smaller also, the clearance between the pulley and frame is very small which would prevent a smaller cable from wedging itself between the pulley and frame.
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Don't know model numbers, but if the base of your unit has the hole that looks almost like a rounded "D" like the picture it should work
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I don't know the "original" length of the spring, for it's installed now. However.... I think I know the problem you are having. My installation process was as follows: Installed the front of the spring first, then put the "U" clamps on ( lose fit.. double check the line-up on the hole & pin under the plate) then install the end of the spring in back. The last step is a challenge to say the least. Ended up using pinch (crow) bars with the help of a neighbor. Overall... very pleased with the quality of the product, but it was a bitch to install !!! Stick with it, and good luck.
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Order "Braun Series 3 Replacement Head 32S, Silver"...(32B if cassette is mounted in black plastic).
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The length of the cable doesn't matter as much as the length of the exposed cable. That is the amount of draw you will have from the mechanism. They can range from 3" to 6". Most will actuall work. When you pull the old one out, watch how the cable is routed through the chair as well, so that you keep it from binding in the recliner once replaced. Other than that, you only need to match the connector on the end of the cable, and most are just a small "S" or "L" hookGood luck!
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There should be a small metal circle that the cable passes through on the frame. You need to loosen the metal piece so you can get the cable into the loop. Once in the loop re-tighten and the pull is on the frame. That is how mine was.
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After doing some digging, there are two other bilsteins that would work better. They are supposed to work with a 2-3 inch lift which is where the upcountry is supposed to be. Here they are: Bilstein 24185622 Shock AbsorberBilstein 24-185639 Bilstein 5100 Series Shock Absorber
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The best thing you can do is take out the old one and either get the number off the cable or measure it with a tape measure. That way you know it fits. To much hassle to put it in then pull it out if its wrong
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I just checked mine: D-665-8 (next line) 840301 (next line) 06/12. PS: It was a super easy install, direct bolt on for an HX. Oh! And I live in CA. I'l post a picture.