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the PINS and CLIPS that connect the calipers to the parking brake cables (or a part #/were to find them)
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NOT CHIT CHAT-need info
You may want to be VERY specific on what you are working with!!!
Do you have STOCK E Brake cables/have ends need pins?
Did you buy AutoZone/Napa etc replacement cables? (found that the pins are to big)
I went through this-and ended up get harware at TRACTOR SUPPLY!
I'm sorry I can't help-I don't have stock ones off a car.
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when i bought my car the Cables had fallen off partly at the calipers and at the tree the connects the cables to the e-brake handle so both ends of the cable had been ground off from lying on the road(road rash)
i have a set or rebuilt stock brakes and a set of cables from forced486 2A Under reconstructionComment
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I know the pins are a raybestos part. I You may want to check their site. I know they cary the plastic guides for the cables as well.Confucius says" a closed mouth gathers no foot"Comment
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clevis pin
i can't find anything that remotely resemble that pin that i need on there site i've tryed a couple of part #'s from my clinton manual but came up short i was wondering if anyone would be kind engough as do give me the specs of this pin????Last edited by jamman16; 02-15-2008, 01:58 AM.86 2A Under reconstructionComment
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You should have a sample of the same pin right on your car. They're the same standard parts as used on the dog bone clutch cable.Comment
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Similar to the part in the photo below:
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(Thanks to Mike Fleming for the photo in a past post.)Last edited by onthegosvo; 02-17-2008, 01:08 PM.Steve
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oh ok thanks
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mike your the best thanks86 2A Under reconstructionComment
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