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Username Post: rear disc with e-brake hook up snafu        (Topic#281070)
arnolddyer 
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arnolddyer
Reg: 03-22-11
05-13-12 11:52 AM - Post#2225472    

I took my rear brakes off last year.I'm trying to put new ones on now.I can't remember exactly the arrangement but they appeared to be the same for both sides.What am I supposed to look for or do when hooking up the e-brake.The stud rotates outward in one rotation and inward in the other direction.Should the arm be mounted on the caliper e-brake stud before installing on the car? I had a drawing of how it came off,but of course I can't find it.

 
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