Questions from last night's wrench turning:
1. Shifter cables - the passenger side motor mount structure has these neat holes (see photo). Are they designed for the shifter cables to pass through? If so, which cable goes top/bottom, or perhaps it doesn't matter?
2. Shifter cable brackets on Quaife - I have the Olthoff linkage upgrade. The mechanism which attaches to the shifter is pretty straightforward (see photo). Can I get some guidance on attach points for the brackets? Related to #1 above, do both shifter cables travel down the same side of the engine, or are they split? I can see a case where the cables have to approach the Quaife from different angles for the action they provide.
3. Parking brake cables - do they pass under the motor mounts or over? I can see a case for either, but feel like they stay on top of the motor mount after the engine is installed.
4. Radiator hoses at the firewall - The two large hoses that end just forward of the firewall and connect to water pump and intake. Which one is which?
Thanks in advance for any help.
1. Shifter cables - the passenger side motor mount structure has these neat holes (see photo). Are they designed for the shifter cables to pass through? If so, which cable goes top/bottom, or perhaps it doesn't matter?
2. Shifter cable brackets on Quaife - I have the Olthoff linkage upgrade. The mechanism which attaches to the shifter is pretty straightforward (see photo). Can I get some guidance on attach points for the brackets? Related to #1 above, do both shifter cables travel down the same side of the engine, or are they split? I can see a case where the cables have to approach the Quaife from different angles for the action they provide.
3. Parking brake cables - do they pass under the motor mounts or over? I can see a case for either, but feel like they stay on top of the motor mount after the engine is installed.
4. Radiator hoses at the firewall - The two large hoses that end just forward of the firewall and connect to water pump and intake. Which one is which?
Thanks in advance for any help.