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#149495 08/11/09 09:18 PM
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Driving back from cruise night tonight, we noticed some awful smell. It was the parking brake on one side dragging because I did not push the handle all the way forward. Why you ask, because my car is missing the return spring. Yet another part a previous owner neglected to install. And they are new linings too. Boy am i pissed. And now i feel better for venting.

Any dimensions on the spring would be appreciated. Mounting points are welcome too. The picture in the manual is somewhat vague.

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Most vendors carry the e-brake spring. When you have it in your hands the installation will be obvious.

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Check with the Filling Station. They should have the spring.

Do you have one of their catalogs? If not, you can view their parts on line at: www.fillingstation.com

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Yup, checked the catalogue, saw the picture, now it all makes sense, thanks.


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Cool! Glad that helped. Remember....when you need parts always check the Filling Station's catalog first.

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Overtired and frustrated caused a brain fart. Typically i do always check the catalogue. Thanks again


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You bet and glad to help out. Good luck with your brakes.

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Like I said earlier, most vendors carry that spring.

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2014 Impala, 4-Door Sedan, White Diamond, LTZ
2017 Silverado, Double Cab, Z71, 4X4, White, Standard Bed, LTZ

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