If there isn't a clip....I'm trying to go off memory here.......holding the cable to the backing plate, then it's a spring steel piece that wraps around the cable housing. There should be 3 prongs that pop up after it's been pushed into the plate. You'll have to get all 3 of these pushed back down for the cable to slide out. Usually, you can get one started, then another, then another. I've never been able to do it on the first try.
As for the scans..... these are from a 521 manual that I paid dearly for a few weeks back. It's been copied and scanned to a .pdf file. I also have a 1973 L series engine manual that's been copied and is awaiting scanning. If all goes well, I will have the 521 factory parts manual soon and it will get the same treatment. I know most of this forum is 320's, but most of the chassis stuff is still good. I've been waiting a couple of years now for someone with a factory manual to offer it up for scanning, but no one has stepped forward. This is costing me a chunk of change, but the end result will be a CD that has all 3 books on it. It may not be the most professional end result, but I want to keep the cost down to about $25/cd. At this point, I'm hoping to include shipping in that price. I'm hoping that by keeping the cost down, more guys will actually buy their own copy and not start making dupes for everyone else. I'm not looking to make a profit, just recoupe my investment. Since I have to have the bindings sliced off each one, I pretty much kill the resell value, so if no one buys these, I'll be eating it. I'll still have the manuals, but I would have waited until I could get them A LOT cheaper!!!
I have no intention of ebaying this CD...it will only be offered to the forums that I'm on. It may be offered on the
www.the620.com site.