E-brake
04-22-2005, 10:24 PM
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If it's not doing anything, maybe the cable just isn't connected?
Peterock98, perhaps what you're asking about is the rectangular Floor Panel Deadener, part number 10249163?
Peterock98, perhaps what you're asking about is the rectangular Floor Panel Deadener, part number 10249163?
Last edited by ACW; 04-25-2005 at 09:42 PM.
04-23-2005, 10:50 AM
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Ahh, okay. 
Looks like that isn't available by itself, but is available as part of the whole rear parking brake assembly:
98-02 with NW9 traction control:
LH: 10434794
RH: 10434795
98-02 without traction control:
LH: 10434796
RH: 10434797
Or the service kit (98-02 without positraction) (one needed for each side, LH and RH): 12454994
Looks like that isn't available by itself, but is available as part of the whole rear parking brake assembly:98-02 with NW9 traction control:
LH: 10434794
RH: 10434795
98-02 without traction control:
LH: 10434796
RH: 10434797
Or the service kit (98-02 without positraction) (one needed for each side, LH and RH): 12454994
Last edited by ACW; 04-25-2005 at 09:42 PM.
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Originally Posted by ACW
If it's not doing anything, maybe the cable just isn't connected?
Peterock98, perhaps what you're asking about is the rectangular Floor Panel Deadener, part number 10249163?
Peterock98, perhaps what you're asking about is the rectangular Floor Panel Deadener, part number 10249163?
no no i have the cable off and im moving it by hand....it has free range of motion no tension!!! whats up?!?
04-27-2005, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by boondiggys
no no i have the cable off and im moving it by hand....it has free range of motion no tension!!! whats up?!?
04-27-2005, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by ACW
Ahh, okay. Looks like that isn't available by itself, but is available as part of the whole rear parking brake assembly:
98-02 with NW9 traction control:
LH: 10434794
RH: 10434795
98-02 without traction control:
LH: 10434796
RH: 10434797
Or the service kit (98-02 without positraction) (one needed for each side, LH and RH): 12454994
Looks like that isn't available by itself, but is available as part of the whole rear parking brake assembly:98-02 with NW9 traction control:
LH: 10434794
RH: 10434795
98-02 without traction control:
LH: 10434796
RH: 10434797
Or the service kit (98-02 without positraction) (one needed for each side, LH and RH): 12454994
04-28-2005, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by peterock98
Disconnect the e -brake cable.Take all apart( caliper and rotor) .Pull off the shoe and the adjuster and the peice that's opposite the adjuster.Pull out the peice(It's j shaped) that hooks up the the E -brake cable.Then put it back in make sure it's all in the way.Check it by pulling it put adjuster and the peice that's opposite the adjuster,then put the shoe on.Then caliper and rotor.
cuz its really bothering me boths sides are not working....ill let you know how it all turns out...thanks!!
07-09-2005, 03:50 PM
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"Park Brake Shoe Replacement
Removal Procedure
1. Remove the brake rotor.
2. Rotate the parking brake adjusting nut until the adjuster is in closed (fully) seated position.
3. Remove the parking brake shoe assembly."
Perhaps Step 2 is the issue?
Removal Procedure
1. Remove the brake rotor.
2. Rotate the parking brake adjusting nut until the adjuster is in closed (fully) seated position.
3. Remove the parking brake shoe assembly."
Perhaps Step 2 is the issue?
07-10-2005, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ACW
"Park Brake Shoe Replacement
Removal Procedure
1. Remove the brake rotor.
2. Rotate the parking brake adjusting nut until the adjuster is in closed (fully) seated position.
3. Remove the parking brake shoe assembly."
Perhaps Step 2 is the issue?
Removal Procedure
1. Remove the brake rotor.
2. Rotate the parking brake adjusting nut until the adjuster is in closed (fully) seated position.
3. Remove the parking brake shoe assembly."
Perhaps Step 2 is the issue?
