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Old 03-02-2012, 01:00 AM
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My e brake is stuck to the floor and the cable won't release it...how do I release it? It's a new truck I don't know my way around it yet
 
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Originally Posted by Black99blazer
My e brake is stuck to the floor and the cable won't release it...how do I release it? It's a new truck I don't know my way around it yet
Going to need more info is there tension on the brake its self or the release handle. when parked put in neutral and try to rock it. if it moves the brake cable most likely snapped. below is a pic of it and a link on how to adjust it

ill try to help had a simular problem on my K1500 and i just basically cut the cable. its just a parking brake and its not worth it to fix. Someone will eventually give you the right answer on how to fix it right but in the mean time you are going to look at the mechanism its self. It could be that the lever to pull the parking brake is loose and not working and dont cut the cable yet cause it also could be that the brake its self locked up.




How to Adjust the Parking Brake on a '98 Blazer | eHow.com
 

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K1500 put up a good pic of the mechanism
my blazer would not release till i found the cable where the u shape hook that holds it had popped out it was just sticking up in the air so I put it in the u shaped hook and bent the hook around the cable so it could not come out took about 30 seconds and it has worked fine
 
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LMAO Stay away from eHow, andhow, totally inaccurate! They must be on drugs!

Loosen the adjuster on the cable, (inside frame rail, driver side, almost directly below the driver seat). Remove the rear rotors and turn the adjusters on each wheel until the park shoes drag very slightly on the park brake drum. Adjust the cable so the park pedal goes down 2 clicks and holds the vehicle. eHow ha ha ha ha
 
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Rotate front wheel?
 
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Yup, front wheel????? what's this guy smokin' I want some!
 
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for me i use it to keep the gf from driving mine. the release cable mounts into a lil hook. if you feel up into the dash above the pedal you can feel the hook that you need to pull on to release the pedal
 
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Originally Posted by Captain Hook
LMAO Stay away from eHow, andhow, totally inaccurate! They must be on drugs!

Loosen the adjuster on the cable, (inside frame rail, driver side, almost directly below the driver seat). Remove the rear rotors and turn the adjusters on each wheel until the park shoes drag very slightly on the park brake drum. Adjust the cable so the park pedal goes down 2 clicks and holds the vehicle. eHow ha ha ha ha
XD yeah i know i was trying to give him a starting point and see if he would even reply but of course he never did
 
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