Line lock for Ebrake?
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Line lock for Ebrake? Is this possable? I'm not a eletircal guy, and not sure if there noid is a draw closed? I have the SLP one so it had a hot wire to the noid and the switch, gounds it. So it works with the key off.
I have willwood dynalight roadracing style rear brakes, with a working Ebrake. I got them for not having the grind for prostars. The Ebrake is inside the hat behind the axle flange. Its the older GM drum style, like on a old 80's 10bolt shoes with the floating springs with the 1/4 turn locking washers to keep them floating. Its tucked behind the axle flange and a bitch to asemble it back there, and get to the nuts for the bolt in axles.
And I to save weight
I have willwood dynalight roadracing style rear brakes, with a working Ebrake. I got them for not having the grind for prostars. The Ebrake is inside the hat behind the axle flange. Its the older GM drum style, like on a old 80's 10bolt shoes with the floating springs with the 1/4 turn locking washers to keep them floating. Its tucked behind the axle flange and a bitch to asemble it back there, and get to the nuts for the bolt in axles.
And I to save weight
I would think the line lock would go to **** after a very short time. They aren't made to be left on for a long time. They would heat up and fail. Event if you found one that wouldn't, like stated above it will kill the battery.
