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Push Button 727 leaks through cable #2048647
04/07/16 09:29 AM
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We've been running a '63 Plymouth in N/SS for years. I'm working on getting the car out again this season after sitting for some time. I've had a long-standing issue with leakage coming from the shift adjust cable. Is this a common problem? Does anyone manufacture a replacement cable? Thanks in advance for your help. Tommy

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2048674
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I had the same problem with my '62 except it was the park cable. I got mine from Imperial Services http://www.imperialservices.net/Bparts.html But it took several months and the threat of mail fraud to get it delivered. The new cable solved the problem. I think the quality of the Imperial Services stuff is very good. Again, if you can get them to deliver. Be very cautious. If you know someone in Michigan maybe you can get them to go to Imperial and pick one up for you??

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: TooMany62s] #2048723
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if your cable is good, maybe you could clean it very well and obtain a length of "marine" grade heat shrink tubing. the "marine" grade has an adhesive that seals good and protects from the elements and salt spray very well. just something to think about.
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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2048767
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I have the fix. Heat shrink with glue in it. Works perfect. If you cant find any PM me and I'll send you some.
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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2048825
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I agree with the gang above, de-grease it, put a load of RTV on the cable, and then the shrink tube. It will take a couple of days for the RTV to cure inside there, so allow for that. If you put that tube up so that it is up there compared to the level in the tranny, that would be good. I have done this 6-8 times, works every time.

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2048949
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change the o-rings.

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: lewtot184] #2049000
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I had the cable drop onto the header melted down to the cable core. I found a hose with the center larger then the cables diameter and used RTV and slit hose to get it around the housing after it cured no leaks.


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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2049148
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Fluid leaks from inside the speedo cable are caused by an often overlooked seal inside the speedo pinion gear. The only lube inside the cable housing should be the cable core grease.

Speedo pinion seal.jpgSpeedo Pinion Seal_02.JPG

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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: John_Kunkel] #2049166
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Originally Posted By John_Kunkel
Fluid leaks from inside the speedo cable are caused by an often overlooked seal inside the speedo pinion gear. The only lube inside the cable housing should be the cable core grease.



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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2049242
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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2049403
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The heat shrink will fix any leaks in the crimp ares or melted spots in the outer cable. Good O-rings will repair a leak into the case or housing. I have found the park cable housing is often warped. Some elbow grease with a stone will fix that leak. John has shown the repair for the speedo adapter. There is no need for RTV.
Doug

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2049409
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Right, now that is sorted lets see your 63 !!!!


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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149219
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Sorry for not responding for so long. Doug, I'm gonna try your suggestion. Thanks to all that have posted. Ozy, I have no idea how to post pics now that the forum has changed. Our '63 is a N/SS car called "FRUSTRATION". Send me a PM with an email and i'll send all you can handle. Thanks again to all. Tommy

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: TooMany62s] #2149312
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Originally Posted By TooMany62s
I had the same problem with my '62 except it was the park cable. I got mine from Imperial Services http://www.imperialservices.net/Bparts.html But it took several months and the threat of mail fraud to get it delivered. The new cable solved the problem. I think the quality of the Imperial Services stuff is very good. Again, if you can get them to deliver. Be very cautious. If you know someone in Michigan maybe you can get them to go to Imperial and pick one up for you??


DON'T DO IT! Steve Charette who now owns Imperial Services still has $410 of my customers money for over one year, doesn't answer the phone, and will only BS you into sending him money. He's a dirtbag and a thief! Still waiting on 'parts' to finish a ratio adapter....
one of my fav quotes from this idiot was... 'How can I finish your part when I have to talk to you on the phone?' He's a real jerk.

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149314
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I sent the form in January to the Internet Fraud division of the FBI. I got a call from Imperial Services, his wife telling me they were waiting on parts and should be done in 4-5 weeks. She left him as well, so now he blames her because he has to answer the phone.

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149379
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The heat shrink with glue inside works great. Needs to be put in from the shifter end, so remove cable from shifter, then install tube.

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149457
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little off topic does any know lengths of 65 big block cables for a console car? years ago got the drive out of a 65 chrysler think it was console car
Bought on speculation

Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149670
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Is it leaking form the cable housing or is it leaking from the O ring that is suppose to seal it into the tranny? If the cable housing do as suggested, if it is the O ring replace it scope up


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Re: Push Button 727 leaks through cable [Re: Tommy D] #2149750
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Thanks again. I appreciate the heads up on "Imperial". Cab, I plan to fix the leaking cable with the Permatex and shrink wrap plan. I will plan to replace the O-ring as well. I really appreciate all the help I receive on this site. I don't get to say thanks enough to all...Thanks to all!!! Tommy







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