wyranger
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- Vehicle Year
- 2001
- Make / Model
- Ranger
- Transmission
- Manual
Hey all...
New the the Ranger world, have a 2001 with the 10" drums in the rear. The E brake was non functional, took it to a shop, they said I needed new cables. I have replaced the cables and while in there found that the bars for the emergency brake on both sides are missing, the one that goes from the front pad to the rear to transfer the pressure and make it all work. Both cables were severely worn almost clear through but still hate that they didn't find it.
My Question: does anyone know how the two rear cables should be routed where they come together by the front of the leaf spring on the left side? The old left one was routed between the bracket for the right and the front leaf spring mount. It was bound up in there and is worn nearly clear through on both sides where it was rubbing in there. I am thinking that it needs to be on the outside but there doesn't seem to be anything there to keep it from flopping around. Is there some kind of keeper missing? It seems that the cable needs to be free floating as it moves to pull the right cable. Any pics would be much appreciated.
thanks!!
New the the Ranger world, have a 2001 with the 10" drums in the rear. The E brake was non functional, took it to a shop, they said I needed new cables. I have replaced the cables and while in there found that the bars for the emergency brake on both sides are missing, the one that goes from the front pad to the rear to transfer the pressure and make it all work. Both cables were severely worn almost clear through but still hate that they didn't find it.
My Question: does anyone know how the two rear cables should be routed where they come together by the front of the leaf spring on the left side? The old left one was routed between the bracket for the right and the front leaf spring mount. It was bound up in there and is worn nearly clear through on both sides where it was rubbing in there. I am thinking that it needs to be on the outside but there doesn't seem to be anything there to keep it from flopping around. Is there some kind of keeper missing? It seems that the cable needs to be free floating as it moves to pull the right cable. Any pics would be much appreciated.
thanks!!