VW Bug Heater Cable Replacement

This is heater cable replacement on a 1971 Super beetle. I did not mention in the video that you must be aware the longer of the two cables inserts into the BOTTOM tube. Hope this helps!

[@LeeFred78]

Thank you very much for this video! I had to replace the cables in our 74 Super Beetle because whoever did it before screwed it all up and the levers didn't operate the heater flaps at the rear of the car. Now it's smooth as butter.

[@movingpicturesbruce]

Very helpful. I’m that who takes things apart … gets concentrating on other things waiting for parts to arrive … then I forget how what ever it was goes back together. You posted the perfect video for me!

[@budgoforth100]

Thank you from suburbs of Chicago! It helped me understand what to expect when I start the task.

[@Endfloat]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful.

[@andrewpadilla5870]

Thank you, from Los Angeles

[@markdeartola1154]

Me too!

[@mnmojo01]

Great video very detailed I was looking for similar ones but this one helped me a lot..... Thanks and keep the good work

[@markdeartola1154]

awesome thanks man. Glad I can actually help.

[@djjonnybong]

Nice work bub🙏🏻

[@markdeartola1154]

Thx bub

[@markdeartola1154]

Hey guys first time filming, I did not realize how much gibberish I said and repeated myself. Comment below for any helpful tips and tricks.

[@maryshippley6264]

Maybe tell the name of your grease and which tube gets the longer cable?? Great video have to do mine this week.

[@markdeartola1154]

Thanks! I wrote in the video description the lower tube gets the longer cable. As far as grease, I used wheel bearing grease available at any auto store. I think I,m going to try to remake this video. Its too wordy and ill cover the other parts.

[@user-qf1dm4xc5z]

where did or what kind of seats are those and what did they come out of

[@markdeartola1154]

I believe they were just low back empi seats
Quite comfortable I might add