 E-brake Cable Problem, Is it right???? |
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| kkid |
 Jul 4 2017, 09:53 AM
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Hey guys,
So my Creamsicle project is coming to the end. Got a new paint, good engine and tranny, and etc. The rear brake calipers are stuck so I switched those with other pair. Now it has fairly new PMB massaged calipers and was easy to adjust the clearance with no problems. But when I connected the e-brake cables to the calipers one cable is too short to attach to the arm so it tends to pull the arm with the e-brake handle in down position. I have already adjusted to max at the cable housing adjusting nuts at the firewall. Do I have a wrong cable or can I adjust the angle of the caliper arm??? OR I have screwed up something???? Other side is within the adjustable range to not pull at rest position. Has anybody else encountered this before? Thanks, kkid (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) |
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