E-Brake assy
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07-23-2009, 12:43 PM
This is very easy. You will need to remove the center console. Here are the instructions I used to remove the center console. These are from B&M:
www.bmracing.com/bmracing/installation_instruction
There are just two bolts that fasten the brake to the floor and the old one will come out. If I remember correcly, you need to pop the top off the "U" shaped piece in picure 7 & 8 in the instrcutions above.Slip the brake cable onto the "U" shaped piece in picture 7 & 8 of the new brake. Tighten the rear bolt first. The front can be a little tricky due to space, you may need to use a box wrench to tighten it down enough so you can lift the lever to get a socket in there.
*Just work of advice, you do not need to loosen the nuts you see in picture 7.
www.bmracing.com/bmracing/installation_instruction
There are just two bolts that fasten the brake to the floor and the old one will come out. If I remember correcly, you need to pop the top off the "U" shaped piece in picure 7 & 8 in the instrcutions above.Slip the brake cable onto the "U" shaped piece in picture 7 & 8 of the new brake. Tighten the rear bolt first. The front can be a little tricky due to space, you may need to use a box wrench to tighten it down enough so you can lift the lever to get a socket in there.
*Just work of advice, you do not need to loosen the nuts you see in picture 7.
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