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The emergency brake on my truck is not working.
When I push the plunger down and pull the handle back, the teeth are not catching. Are there any parts that seem to be on wrong? Thank you. Neil |
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Here are pictures.
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Change the cotter pin, Neil. Kroil the toggle.
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looks like pawl may be a little rounded over?
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When you ease the car down the driveway (5mph or so) and push in on the clutch does the e-brake stop the car?
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If the handle parts work OK on your car, the problem lies in the rear, could be worn or grease polluted lining, rods out of adjustment, etc... |
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delete
Last edited by Benson; 11-03-2023 at 05:17 AM. Reason: wednesday morning 3 AM |
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sounds like you have the wrong pawl installed on the ebrake lever
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I believe that the sector with the teeth on it is installed backwards.
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Interested-following
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FYI: I installed a new pawl for the emergency brake and it solved the problem.
The old pawl was worn and did not have a point. |
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Mine isn't working either, but it looks different than any I’ve seen before. I can’t figure out how to remove it for repair. Here are pix from each side.
Update: Have heard from some A guys and think I have a plan for tomorrow’s work. I’ll tell more after that.
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The pawl should act as a ratchet, ie no need to push the release button when activating the brake. Push the button when releasing the brake.
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