Starting at the carb throttle linkage there is a little bolt that holds the cable. Soak it in penetrating oil first and carefully hold it in place with a pair of pliers as you loosen the bolt. Might wind up breaking this setup but don't worry as it is not expensive or hard to replace. Once it is loose go to the inside of the car, behind the throttle pedal you will see the other end of the cable. Pull the cable through. Feed the new cable through the little tube in the floor with a little grease on the cable to keep it freed up. It will come out behind the fan shroud in the engine compartment, use a mirror and a good light to help find it. Feed it through the fan shroud tube and reattach it to the carb throttle linkage. Test to make sure it works free and give full throttle for those drag races I'm sure you get into.
The 12v model of the 1967 vw beetle is a group 42.
A 1967 VW beetle doesn't have a radiator you nit wit, ITS AND AIR COOLED ENGINE!!!!!!!!
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all the petals are on single cluster that is attached to the right side of the drivers floor, unscrew the two bolts that hold the assembly on...... beware, removal of the petal assembly will disrupt/disconnect the clutch cable as well, so be prepares to detach the cable off of the transmission.... buy yourself a new pedal cluster and slap it righ back in... but remember to re attach the clutch cable inside the hole....
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under the rear seat
1967
Rogers Cable was created in 1967.
1967 through 1969.
1967
The term "Beetle" was always used because of the German name for the car since 1938. Volkswagen used the name "Beetle" for a specific model from 1967.
Since both cars are swing axle, the transmissions will interchange.