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#961250 08/05/2013 12:09 AM
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Can some one post a pic of the emergency brake control rod. I need a pic of the whole linkage took it off to paint the frame now forgot how it goes back together a pic would help thanks guys

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What year and size truck?

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Sorry its a 1951 3100

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Somebody anybody???

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have checked the shop manual brake section?

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Yes sir went thru and could not find a pic of how it goes together.

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Check illustrations on:

page 290

page 304

Those might not show enough details. Maybe someone will post photos. If the Shop Manual has a good photos/illustrations of the entire run of linkages, maybe someone will post direct links?

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Thanks but its not showing enough detail. Im needing a pic pf where the linkage goes underneath The cab and tiess onto the rod shaft. Is there a spring that attached to anything??

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can't get much more 'detail' than those parts manual illustrations Tim provided that show every part, is there a spring listed attached to anything?

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Looks like there a spring but not sure. not to be lazy but if someone could snap a couple pics i should would be very thankful

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benfur,

There is a spring and it is not discernible in those illustrations. Maybe someone will post a photo?

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Ben, they should have come from the factory with a two piece rod
like this. this is a view from the driver side from the back to
the front. It shows the return spring.
http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/image/134021809
If you have a single rod then it probably replace the two at
some time in the past 60 years and the single rod would have a
tab spot welded on the rod where the front of the spring would
be hooked.

Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL


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Thanks thats the pic i needed. I have the spring but missing the extension anyone know where to buy one at?

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Here is a reproduction of the assembly. That's more than what you need.

Try posting a Part Wanted ad in the Swap Meet?


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I got an extension from Turner junk yard in California.


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On my '52 3600 the spring is in the pull assembly. This connects to the Emergency brake control rod by way of the center connection. The center connection should be placed in a downward direction to connect to the Emergency brake pull assembly


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1952 Chevy 3600
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