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Emergency Brake Question
How hard is it to replace E Brake cables and are they actually worth changing? Can I run without them? I also need to know who sells them and how much they cost. Any pictures are apreciated. :hm:
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Hard to replace, no, hard to find, yes, can u run w/ them, "GQ" has none ;)
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you can run without them but if you loose a master cylinder or a brake hose ETC. you'll wonder why you didn't make the effort to replace them!!!!!!! you also probably not going to pass a safety inspection without them
they're pretty straight foward to replace / should be available at any parts house |
Its according to your experience level, its really easy to change them even the one in the cab, you will notice a difference in the ebrake, cables do stretch, never thought about running without them, check with bill athey "atheys truck parts" he should have them. There not too expensive.
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Emergency brakes are really nice to have. Here is a link to Inline Tubes. They carry a complete line of e-brake cables and components. You buy the full set or whatever parts you need, cables can be obtained in steel or stainless steel.
Their sets include instructions. http://www.inlinetube.com/ If you decide to go with e-brakes I can take a pic of our 71 2wd setup. Jim |
I strongly suggest not running without. Ive had a brake failure before and it saved the truck!
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If you've ever had a brake failure (I know from experience) you'll wonder why you ran without them. I wouldn't recommend it.
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They are available for about all years. I had everything replaced at a brake shop on a 76 from the foot pedal to the wheels , while in there on a brake job for 180.00 dollas! Cheap insurance if not just for the truck,, yourself, family and everyone else out there.
Just do it. LMC has them :gi: |
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