E brake cable removal on Aspire?

[Studebaker]

How do you remove the e brake cable from the rear brakes of a Aspire?

Thanks David

[TominMO]

How do you remove the e brake cable from the rear brakes of a Aspire?

Thanks David

If you get under there and take a look, it will be obvious.

[nonamekid]

If I remember correctly, you will have to take up the carpet to get at the plastic piece that routes it in the car. Under the car it is pretty self explanatory.

[TominMO]

If I remember correctly, you will have to take up the carpet to get at the plastic piece that routes it in the car. Under the car it is pretty self explanatory.

I think he's just talking about the clevis connection tho.

[nonamekid]

I think he's just talking about the clevis connection tho.

That part is really easy unless it is rusted in place...

[TominMO]

That part is really easy unless it is rusted in place...

Exactly my point. Some jobs don't require advice, they are a "just do it" situation. In fact most car repair/maintenance jobs are that way. The more people just go for it on their own, the more they will build up confidence to tackle more complicated stuff.

A Great Truth: anything you do to a car is just a collection of small tasks performed well. Don't let the big picture overwhelm you.

[nonamekid]

Exactly my point. Some jobs don't require advice, they are a "just do it" situation. In fact most car repair/maintenance jobs are that way. The more people just go for it on their own, the more they will build up confidence to tackle more complicated stuff.

A Great Truth: anything you do to a car is just a collection of small tasks performed well. Don't let the big picture overwhelm you.

Agreed. Though I do remember doing some of my first projects by myself and it was kinda scary and intimidating, but now I do stuff that dealers won't even do: like taking a 5.4L 3 valve out of a newer F150 without taking the body off the frame. Its a pain but I don't have a lift.