So I've decided to finally fix my parking brakes that haven't worked in years while I'm doing a brake job. I have a 2003 GMC Yukon Denali.
So far I replaces both side actuators and put in new brake shoes. In the middle of installing one side only, my stupid self went to test if the parking brake held up and the cable snapped due to it being old and worn
The cable snapped right where the equalizer is but I replaced the ones by the pedal and the hub anyway. My problem is the cables I bought from the local parts store all fit but the intermediate cable with the equalizer doesnt have the adjustable stud and nut like the original one I took off. They guarantee that this cable is compatible with my truck but when I installed it, the cable slacks and when the pedal is pressed it gains tension but not enough to actually move the acuator.
I was real confident in fixing this problem as I never did a job like this before but now I'm not really sure what to do, any suggestions?
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So far I replaces both side actuators and put in new brake shoes. In the middle of installing one side only, my stupid self went to test if the parking brake held up and the cable snapped due to it being old and worn
The cable snapped right where the equalizer is but I replaced the ones by the pedal and the hub anyway. My problem is the cables I bought from the local parts store all fit but the intermediate cable with the equalizer doesnt have the adjustable stud and nut like the original one I took off. They guarantee that this cable is compatible with my truck but when I installed it, the cable slacks and when the pedal is pressed it gains tension but not enough to actually move the acuator.
I was real confident in fixing this problem as I never did a job like this before but now I'm not really sure what to do, any suggestions?
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