Editing Replacing the throttle cable (section)

==Disassembly==
* disconnect the Throttle cable from the engine by loosening the adjuster and unclipping the cable from the cam on the throttle
* If you have a 111S you may need to loosen the clip that holds the throttle cable to the inlet plenum to detach the cable.
* Raise the rear of the car on jacks or ramps and remove the rear undertray, not free the cable under the engine:
* remote the large P clip holding the throttle cable to the base of the sump
* remove the small nylon P clip holding the throttle cable to the sheer plate in front of the engine.
* Now sit in the drivers seat.
* remove the plastic trim screws on either side of the gear leaver cowling - one is inside the pocket.
* Remove the gear knob
* lift the gear leaver cowling over the gear leaver
* remove the trim screw at the back of the handbrake cover (under the ultrasonic alarm housing).
* wriggle up the handbrake leaver trim and pull it (gently) over the handbrake handle - it does fit and mine didn't break, it seems to be more flexible that you might expect but it is a  bit scray. I used a screwdriver to help prise the handbrake trim over the handle.
* remove the four plastic trim screws holding the footwell divider in place - two are at the top of the divider and you will need to be head-first under the dash to do this.
* remove the footwell divider
* remove the throttle linkage plate under the dashboard - two pozi P2 screws.
* pop off one of the ball and socket joints to the throttle pedal so you can free the plate.
* Cut the nipple off the throttle cable. It is much easier to get the old cable out if you just cut it.
* remove the cable abutments (plastic mouldings) from the plate (the new cable has new abutments) - most easily done by squeezing them with a pair of long nosed pliers.
* clean up the linkage plate (probably a mess), lightly grease its pivots, and adjust the central fixing bolt so it moves freely with little play.
* pull out the old throttle cable from the back of the car. If you are unlucky you may need to release the handbrake mechnism from the floor a little to allow the cable to slide through.