How To Remove & Install the Caliper Emergency Brake Cable on a Mustang

[@BD_Clark]

Thanks man, great info!

[@jamesa6272]

Clip flings off and the driveway eats it

[@ritalockett9788]

Well I see you are coming along pretty good with getting that Mustang up and running again.I know you are wanting to get it back on the road soon.

[@kevinmcguire2342]

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[@kevinmcguire2342]

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[@bigwaves2824]

raise ur hand if u tryed to use a c clamp to compress piston like a dummy like me lol

[@TheEclecticHandyman]

LOL yeah I think every home mechanic does that on the rear brakes the very 1st time, and then figures out quickly why it doesn't work

[@jjjjgarcia5359]

should the e-brake not be engaged when removing calipers?

[@TheEclecticHandyman]

No. After the car up was up on jack stands to service the brakes, the e-brake was not applied.

[@brettholt6277]

@@TheEclecticHandymandude thanks for putting this up.

[@fisherdaniel15]

Been at mine for an hour already. It won't budge even after I took the clip out

[@TheEclecticHandyman]

I had the most difficult time if I used channel locks, regular pliers, etc. It was super difficult. It wasn't so smooth for me like shown in the video until I used vise grips where I could clamp down and leverage the cable out of the caliper.

[@frauditorcentral-pw5pv]

@@TheEclecticHandyman YEAH IT GETS FROZEN IN THERE!!! BEATING ON MINE NOW LOL

[@ayronduff1923]

Mine as well. 2002 n thung is rusted as all get.out n barely budges.

[@bernie6355]

thankyou