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A stronger metal ferrule (the metal part) from Jagwire or equivalent might be able to workaround the improper hole of the break lever.
If all else fails, new brake levers would do the trick.
what do you mean by "improper hole of the break lever"? Should it be small enough to pass just the metal cable and stop the thing between the metal cable and the plastic jacket?
Yea, the cable casing should stop at the lever body and it should only feed cable to the lever itself.
Thanks for the clear explanation, yes definitely broken then