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It's been so long since I pulled this apart I can remember which side of the cable attachment bracket (the one that the cables run that run to the wheels attach to) should have the longer end of the bracket...anyone know? Thanks in advance.
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Got it. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) Thanks for all the responses. I followed Mr. Shea's instructions. I just installed new cables, so I had to back the adjustment all the way down so it was easier to pull the lever on to the pivot point. Adjusted the parking brake according to the Haynes manual:
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