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Emergency Brake
Can someone shed some light on how to remove the emergency brake from the rear hub? I messed with it for a bit last night but I couldn't figure it out and I don't know where my book went.
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There is no one here that can help me out on this?
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the smart guys are probably working...
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There has to be someone here who can chim in on this one...
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You didn't like the answer at "the club"?
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Four bolts. Same four that hold the bearing retainer on the arm. The ebrake backing plate will be stuck to the arm, knock it off with a rubber hammer.
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Milt, he wants to remove the cable (hard to figure that out from the question).
Remove the caliper, remove the brake disc, and then you can get to the cotter pin and nut on the end of the cable. Last edited by JWest; 01-08-2004 at 05:37 PM.. |
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Coulda fooled me..........
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If much rust is present ... getting off the rear rotors can be a real pain! There are two countersunk slotted M6 screws that can probably only be removed by using a very tight, precise-fitting drive bit on a 'hammer' type impact driver usually sold at motorcycle shops!
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