Reply to "E-Brake Removal from Rear Caliper"

jb1490Member

What Steve is saying is to remove the pulley at the other end of the e-brake cables. It is located under the front of the engine.

You need to have some slack in the inner cable at the caliper. Once you have that slack, pull the outer cable sheath out through the bracket on the caliper yoke and the smaller inner cable will pass through the slot in the bracket.

You should be able to pull the slack from one caliper to the other without removing the pulley at the front (under the engine). This assumes that the cable will move freely in the outer sheath.

John

12/31/092:39 PM

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