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E-Brake not working after new rear caliper install.

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Lsmith

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Mar 24, 2005
Smithland, Kentucky
I just put new pads, rotors, and calipers on the rear this last weekend and now the e-brake isn't working. I put both cables back into the clip like end on the caliper and then put the pins back into place on line too. I did have to fight with the right rear cable kinda bad though to make it go back into place (the brake was off) and it did go it but it looks longer than it did before hand. Do you think this could be the root of the problem? I can get pictures if they would help with the solving of the problem, and sorry for the lack of better terminology. Thanks alot.
 
you might have to adjust the linkage alitle bit... double hceck and make sure u didnt not hook somthign up
 
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