Reply to "Parking brake cable/brackets installation"

dickruzzinMember

Steve,
My cable goes down to the little wheel on the bottom of the underbody in front. It turns around the wheel and goes back to the other wheel and linkage that has a spring on it near the drivers side rear wheel. From there it splits to two cables, they continue horizontally toward the rear, each turning in the direction of the rear brakes. They then turn up to the emergency brake levers giving the levers a straight pull.
The cables are tied to the rear cross-member. If you could look in plan view the curves are very gentle from the rear link near the brake spring to the levers.
In side view they run horizontally from the front of the car and rise to the brakes.

9/4/1011:16 AM

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