Replacement Safety Cables For My 2011 Chevrolet HHR That Measure 67 Inches
Updated 09/12/2022 | Published 09/10/2022
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2011 Chevy hhr lt I measured my cables, they measure 67. Do I replace them with 64inch or 68inch cables, or have I measured improperly?
asked by: Chet
Expert Reply:
Since your original safety cables are 67 inches, I recommend The Roadmaster EZ Hook Safety Cables # RM-655-68.
These cables are designed to work with all Roadmaster mounting brackets with quick-disconnects. The safety cables are aircraft type, galvanized steel with a drop-forged steel hook with spring loaded latches. The Roadmaster EZ Hook Safety Cables # RM-655-64 would be to short.
I attached a review video link below.
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Roadmaster EZ Hook Safety Cables - 64" Long - 8,000 lbs - Qty 2
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