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Author: Subject: Sierra Handbrake cable - Advice wanted
phil_far

posted on 27/3/05 at 06:17 PM Reply With Quote
Sierra Handbrake cable - Advice wanted

Hi,
I have laid down my handbrake cable from the Sierra donor. My diff/shafts are from a 2.0L but I am converting to discs with Cosworth Calipers/discs and cable. The cable runs very long nearly up to the dashborad (well about a foot away). Do I need to shorten it? If yes how? Any shots of what would be the best way to route the cable avoiding teh propshaft? Can I use a handbrake from another source other than a Sierra?

Cheers





Philip

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A fulton

posted on 27/3/05 at 06:33 PM Reply With Quote
Handbrake

HI

Luego have a storten handbrake calbe to fit Sierra with discs brakes

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Hellfire

posted on 27/3/05 at 11:31 PM Reply With Quote
You can shorten it... use a clasp to secure back to the rear caliper or a number of guys cut it then shorten then re-join using one of those specialist cable joining clamp.






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Chippy

posted on 10/4/05 at 11:03 PM Reply With Quote
Cable mods

I have just done the same job, and it turned out OK. The outer cable was just the right length, running from the rear bulkhead, looped above the shafts, and into the hub. The inner had to be shortened quite a bit, I just cut one of the fittings of, drilled out the cable from it , cut the inner to length, pushed it into the drilled out end with a dab of araldite, and re-crimped it. Works a treat.
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