Parking Brake Cable Replacement?
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 786
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From: Tucson, AZ
Parking Brake Cable Replacement?
My parking brake cable on the drives side has been broken for awhile. Other side works. Guess it just snapped at some point.
How hard to replace it? Assume you can't just do 1 side.
Looks tough.
Have no prob with it broken, but makes it really difficult to remove rear rotor cause no way to center I think... and if I ever wanted to drift
May just remove drum if labor is too much.
How hard to replace it? Assume you can't just do 1 side.
Looks tough.
Have no prob with it broken, but makes it really difficult to remove rear rotor cause no way to center I think... and if I ever wanted to drift
May just remove drum if labor is too much.
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 3,904
Likes: 28
From: Vancouver Washington
My parking brake cable on the drives side has been broken for awhile. Other side works. Guess it just snapped at some point.
How hard to replace it? Assume you can't just do 1 side.
Looks tough.
Have no prob with it broken, but makes it really difficult to remove rear rotor cause no way to center I think... and if I ever wanted to drift
May just remove drum if labor is too much.
How hard to replace it? Assume you can't just do 1 side.
Looks tough.
Have no prob with it broken, but makes it really difficult to remove rear rotor cause no way to center I think... and if I ever wanted to drift
May just remove drum if labor is too much.
Instructor
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 157
Likes: 16
From: Yorktown VA
I know this is a pretty old thread, but I'm having to replace mine and the center connection seems almost impossible to get to and I'm not sure how to actually disconnect it because I cant see where and how it is connected.
Can anyone give a little back ground on how to replace the rear drivers side parking break cable? I have a 99 standard vette.
Can anyone give a little back ground on how to replace the rear drivers side parking break cable? I have a 99 standard vette.
