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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Brakes, Frame, Steering & Suspension => Brakes and Braking Systems => Topic started by: Sodium Duck on December 03, 2011, 01:56:30 pm
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I'm replacing my rear e-brake cables. I got Dorman brand. What is up with this? The passenger side cable has a nice rubber bushing, fits good, no problems. The drivers side one is all metal, doesn't fit in the rear of the drum housing, no rubber bushing, is not working... I went back to the parts store and asked to see another one. Same thing. Is it supposed to be different?
Also, I can't believe that a parking cable connector and parking brake equalizer is a dealer only part. That's dumb, too.
Okay, I'm done complaining.
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On my 12 bolt I have in the rear that I just rebuilt, both sides have the "bushing" in them along with a metal "tab" that goes on the inside of the backing plate if I remember right, so they don't pull out.
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Yea, only the passenger side cable I got is like that.
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Like I said mine is a 12 bolt, but I would think both sides are the same. As far as getting parts at parts outlets, when I went to redo my needle bearings in my Dana 44 front axle, I ordered 2 kits, 1 came with everything, 1 came missing the oil slinger, I went back and the parts guy told me it wasn't necessary, I told him mine was rusted and needed them both. It took him 6 kits to get another kit with the slinger in it.
So I am not impressed with too many auto parts stores these days.