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UPDATE! 1800

posted by  Simmy on  Wed Feb 4 08:23 CST 2004
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Correction everyone-the only e-brake setup that finally worked for my 122 sedan was a 140 cable-NOT an 1800 cable, it was too short. I did end up using the wheel and spring setup from an 1800-but I ended up making a shorter threaded rod (Home Depot-5/6")in place of the threaded rod that was on my vehicle. I just bent the end in an "L" shape and drilled a hole through it for a cotter pin. I did NOT use the threaded rod from an 1800. I anchored the 140 cable to my original anchoring u-bolts attached to the underside floor. The system works perfectly.






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