Reply to "e-brake Cables"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

quote:
Originally posted by Mangusta:
What is wrong, is that most people do not understand the setup and how it works!!!!
Steve

Steve,

This is great and useful information for those (almost all the rest of us?) who have never even SEEN these things on a Goose. But, it does make me wonder what happens when the car is raised off the wheels and the suspension is unloaded. Do the cables rip out, or do they lock up the rear brakes preventing wheels from rotating, or is there enough play in the small cable (I assume that's the one wrapping the pulley at the front?) ?

Thanks!

Mark

7/14/0911:55 AM

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