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    E-Brake assembly and construction...issues

    So, my car is allready to hit the road, yet needs to pass a safety inspection.
    The only thing it needs is functional e-brake.

    So, brought it into the shop, and they're telling me that- the cables are there however- the prev. owner must of take everything apart, and kept it that way:curse:
    needs-

    -4 e-brake shoes
    -e-brake spring kit is non-existant
    -CAbles are there, but i'll replace them anyhow as they're only like 25 a pop.

    HOWEVER...the big issue is that the shop says theres no backing plate?
    no retainers?
    wtf?

    I'm fairly mechanically inclined however have no idea what he's talking about, and that this can end up being an easy 700-800 job for a bloody ebrake??

    backing plate?
    can anyone shed some light on this?

    #2
    nvm...backing plate is the disc that attached to the ebrake shoe...

    but 7-800$!?

    jesus H!

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      #3
      The rear hubs need to be removed in order to install brake backing plates. At the same time, the rear wheel bearings should be replaced. If the wheel bearings are replaced, then the job might be worth somewhere near $4-500.

      Originally posted by whysimon
      WTF is hello Kitty (I'm 28 with no kids and I don't have cable)

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        #4
        Originally posted by FredK View Post
        The rear hubs need to be removed in order to install brake backing plates. At the same time, the rear wheel bearings should be replaced. If the wheel bearings are replaced, then the job might be worth somewhere near $4-500.

        yeah..thats what i'm begining to realize/see...looking for actual manual diagrams tho...bentley is @ home, and I'm at work stirring about.

        fvck this was going to be my shrick cam money!

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