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#1130506 10/21/2015 1:21 AM
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After struggling to get the brake cable thru the bracket on the frame I find out the plastic sheathing is to small and the clamp will not hold the cable in place. Any suggestions? I bought the cables thru classic parts.

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You don't say what year/model you have, but I replaced both of the emergency brake cables on my '49 3100 using replacements from Chevs of the 40's and had no issues. I had to spread the brackets a bit to get the cables in, but they clamped perfectly.


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It's a 55 1/2 ton 1st gen.


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