01-15-2013, 03:04 PM
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Nor genius Nor ignorant
Location: Southern California
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Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 1,138
Mein Auto: 2003 BMW 540i
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Originally Posted by Stone Roots
So just cut the outer sheath of the cable and the seat will work? If that is the case why are some people removing cables and motors and adding fuel lines and clamps and all these other things?
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I honestly have no idea. The main thing i see people doing is taking the cable out of the motor itself, shortening the sheath at the tip and then re heating the end metal link-thing back on. (It accomplishes the same thing here i guess) i linked the video in another twist thread not too long ago and another member said it worked.. Im so lazy and keep putting off fixing my passenger seat, but i will use Terabass's method for sure.
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2003 BMW 540i [Sterling Gray / Gray]
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2008 BMW 550i [Jet Black / Black]
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Stuff For Sale:
OEM E39 Nokia Subwoofer [click]
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Last edited by Dking078; 01-15-2013 at 07:46 PM.
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