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#174942 03/15/2005 3:04 AM
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When I went to check out the emergency brakes on my 55' I found that someone had removed all of the hardware for the emergency brakes. The cables are there, and stop at the durm.

Can I take the hardware from any "15" rear brake system on a gm truck and used these peices to complete the emergency brake system?

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You didn,t say what size truck you have & I dont know what "15" means. Any parts from a truck from the same era will fit. Dont go back past 1951. That was a different animal. smile


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#174944 03/16/2005 1:44 AM
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this is a 1/2 ton and has 15" wheels if that part makes any difference. How about a 70's model. Can I use that and will it make any difference if it had 14" wheels. I wasn't sure if the brake drum and components would be the same size for a 15" and 14" wheels.

thanks for the information

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try your local auto parts store..they make an emergency brake hardware kit.

#174946 03/16/2005 7:23 AM
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I have a 55 rear end 3/4 ton has all the brake parts and cables sand blasted and painted yours free you come get it i whent with a 76 1 ton love it


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