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e-brake cable part number #724225 05/17/06 04:56 PM
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Andy87 Offline OP
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Anyone know the part number for the front parking brake cable for an '87 4wd xcab? I tried toyotapartsales.com and 1sttoyotaparts.com (same thing?) but got nothing.


'87 Xtra Cab, 4wd, 22r, 5spd
'92 Xtra Cab, 4wd, 2L-TE diesel swap, 5spd
http://toyotadiesel.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2502
Re: e-brake cable part number [Re: Andy87] #724226 05/17/06 06:23 PM
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Re: e-brake cable part number [Re: Staceman] #724227 05/17/06 06:43 PM
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Scerb Offline
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did your cable snap? if so, get a couple of small cable clamps. Mine's been held togetehr by cable clamps for two years now

Re: e-brake cable part number [Re: Scerb] #724228 05/17/06 08:22 PM
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Andy87 Offline OP
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It snapped over a year ago, right where it attached to the handle under the dash, so there was no way to clamp the two parts together. I fixed it for a while by drilling and tapping a hole in the end of the rod that attaches to the handle, then inserting the cable end and tightening a screw into it. It worked for maybe 8 months or so, then a hard yank pulled it out one day. It worked fine for parking, and I could probably fix it that way again, but if my brakes went out on a long downhill or something, I don't know if I'd trust my fix to work as an emergency brake.

There are a couple front cables on ebay right now, but they're both for 4runners, and as I understand it, they won't work for an extra cab truck (or a longbed either).

I don't have a dealer very close by, so I was hoping to order a cable online, but I'm not having much luck.

Also, not having pulled the cable for a while, my brakes were getting out of adjustment. I didn't realize the e-brake cable functioned as the "automatic" adjustment for the rear brakes. I bled the whole system trying to get rid of the spongy brakes, which didn't work, then I read on here about the e-brake cable adjusting the rear brakes... so I rolled under the truck and yanked on the lever a few times, and that tightened everything up perfectly. Oh well, at least I know the brake system is nice and clean now!


'87 Xtra Cab, 4wd, 22r, 5spd
'92 Xtra Cab, 4wd, 2L-TE diesel swap, 5spd
http://toyotadiesel.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2502
Re: e-brake cable part number [Re: Andy87] #724229 05/18/06 02:15 AM
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Try www.car-part.com to see what you can come up with in your area.


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