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Are all the Gemo clutch cables gone? 200

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posted by  bulletproof on  Wed Nov 13 22:50 CST 2013
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This is the cable you want, right?





I am more confused than ever on this item. The one above is what I have always expected Gemo to look like. The ipd cable they are calling Gemo looks like what I refer to as the Sachs style cable. Most of the aftermarket cables I see online look the same as ipd's.

I actually have a genuine Sachs cable on my '89. It was a bitch to install but it works fine. I can't attest to other aftermarket quality.

Like you, I really prefer the Gemo, or at least the Gemo as pictured above.

Have a look at

http://us.oscaro.com/gemo-clutch-cable-volvo-240-2025-1972-27-129-egf

and

http://www.streetperformance.com/m/cats/204-transmission-drivetrain/5657-clutch-cable/10023235-gemo.html?year=1989&make=Volvo&model=244&submodel=DL

I have no idea how reliable either of these places are or if you would receive the cable you want from them. Just throwing out a couple of search results.

I'm thinking your junkyard idea probably is your best bet.



--
'80 DL 2 door, '89 DL Wagon






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