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Join Date: May 2018
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Re: *Emergency Brake Setup*
I used one from a 1995 Chevy Truck that I pulled from a pick and pull junkyard. Worked out pretty well. It came from a dully long bed so it had a really long cable. Cost me I think $10.
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Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: Southern Indiana
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Re: *Emergency Brake Setup*
That looks pretty good. Just two bolts holding it in? How did you get to the back side to run the bolt through?
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Re: *Emergency Brake Setup*
It has 3. The front bolt is welded on but you could drill 2 holes and use one of those body slip nuts and use a bolt. One of the bolts is on the hood hinge bolt and another I drilled through but is hidden under the hinge. Also the release cable I bought at autozone and chopped it off and bolted it directly to the emergency cable housing.
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Re: *Emergency Brake Setup*
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