I broke my throttle cable. I've got the old one out. But I am not sure best procedure/steps to follow to put new one in. Is it best to do throttle body first? Or the pedal first? Or fish them all first, and then hook them up in one order or the other. Just curious what the best/easiest order to follow is. Never done one of these before.
(99 Astro)
Steps to replace throttle cable
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travisgriggs
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