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Cruise control cable compatibility

Hi Guys,
I was looking to buy a new cruise control cable for my 84. The only one I find on our host is for 81-83. Different part numbers, but they look the same basically. Dose anyone know if the 81-83 cable will fit 84-86 911's?
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the cable on my 85 connector at the TB broke off.

I replace with a guitar string, keeping the outer part of the assembly.
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The Carrera models started in 1984 of course. The end is fixed in place and you screw it into the throttle assembly. To my knowledge they are not available new. I looked around a lot. My cable snapped off and I have never found the end piece. It is in the engine compartment somewhere.

Finally I found a used one. You can check on Ebay or here on Pelican in the for sale - used parts section. To replace the entire cable you have to remove the three screws on the front of the vacuum module behind the heater fan. It is a little trick getting the cable off of the vacuum module but easy to figure out.

Most likely the replacement used cable will have a brittle clip that holds the cable in position. Use two or three zip ties to hold it in place.

If you find a source of new ones please let me know.
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Thanks. I am using a used cable, and it needs some zip ties to reinforce it. Was just looking for a new, intact alternative.
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Btw the cable I'm using did not have enough travel to allow full movement of the throttle back to idle. I had to cut out an inch of the outer sheath and reglue.
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