Full Version: WTB: E-Brake 'Pins
Looking for the pins and such that holds the E-Brake cable to the swing arm on the rear brakes, both sides.
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Let me dig in the attic. I should have some NOS ones.
Hi Mark,
If you had extra NOS pins, I'd take a few also.
Greg
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Let me dig in the attic. I should have some NOS ones.
If you had extra NOS pins, I'd take a few also.
Greg
PM sent.
QUOTE(914Sixer @ Jul 19 2011, 05:07 PM) 
Let me dig in the attic. I should have some NOS ones.
The cable housing attaches to the trailing arm with a clip.
The inner cable attaches to the rear caliper.
Do you only need the pins?
I have clips for those pins.
They are stainless steel ones that I get off of Mercedes throttle linkage.
They also work on the e brake cables up at the handle.
$5 a pair for the clips.
I have a few if anyone else needs them.
Bruce
cell 951 536 7478
Looking for the pins and such that holds the E-Brake cable to the swing arm on the rear brakes, both sides.
The inner cable attaches to the rear caliper.
Do you only need the pins?
I have clips for those pins.
They are stainless steel ones that I get off of Mercedes throttle linkage.
They also work on the e brake cables up at the handle.
$5 a pair for the clips.
I have a few if anyone else needs them.
Bruce
cell 951 536 7478
QUOTE(RiqueMar @ Jul 18 2011, 07:08 AM)
Looking for the pins and such that holds the E-Brake cable to the swing arm on the rear brakes, both sides.
looke under 911 at pelican
I what 911 parts section?
911's use different e brake parts.
Bruce
looke under 911 at pelican
911's use different e brake parts.
Bruce
QUOTE(detoxcowboy @ Jul 20 2011, 02:59 PM)
looke under 911 at pelican
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